Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Jakeb press to jest tote 21, agreement seen As Likely today on Cotton Issue understanding be Hveen British and Canadian representatives expected Canadian press despatch Montreal june 21. Announce ment is expected today that an agree ment respecting the Canadian Martlet has been reached British is Canadian Cotton Mill . For the past two weeks representatives hive been seeking to formulate an arrange ment which could be Laid before the governments in View of the coming Imperial economic conference. Information monday was that a favourable conclusion to the discussion was near hand. It is freely suggested some proposals will be made to the Canadian government that the duty against foreign Cottons would be increased and imports from great Britain stimulated. Matter aired in House Canadian i Russ Cable London june questioner in the House of commons monday afternoon called the attention of the govern ment to difficulties that have Arisen in the discussions Between representatives of the Lancashire textile industries and Canadian traders. It was suggested the Good offices of the overseas Trade department be used to assist in the negotiations As a preliminary to the Imperial. Economic conference at Ottawa. Major j. Colville Secretary to the overseas Trade department stated the department and his majesty s senior Trade commissioner in Canada had Given All possible assistance to these discussions. He had no comment to make on the difficulties alleged to have Arisen. The Secretary told another questioner the recent visit of the scottish Trade Mission ship to Canada the Letitia was entirely successful. A i number of orders had been received inn arrangement had been concluded i for additional agencies in Canada. J Wisla to avoid difficulty j special despatch to the free press Ottawa. June feeling in Ottawa is to avoid any difficulties relative to the Cotton Industry which might hamper the Success of the coming Imperial conference. No great difficulty exists in connection with the British Cotton Industry except that among some representatives who visited Ottawa there was an extreme thought that All British Cotton goods might be allowed into Canada free. This would have the effect of scrapping the Canadian Cotton Industry. With the very successful efforts which have been made for a wide development of the Cotton Industry in this country it is considered there should be a sacrifice of the Canadian Industry. But the idea in mind is that considerable advantage can be giver to the British Cotton i Industry Over All foreign competitors. The difficulties if they May be termed such ure due to the prob lems arising out of Iii present world wide abnormal conditions. Man saved from River by Gallant work of citizens Howard audrain and h. P. A. Hermanson swedish Consul swim to Rescue the safety zone which extends 40 feet from the Shore. Thinking or. Hermanson pulled out one of the poles marking uhe limit of the safety zone and swam with it toward the straggling men. Audrain was barely Able to grasp the pole which was held out to him. Hermanson then waded to Shore pulling the two with him. The Man whose name is known was unconscious upon reaching land. If it had to been for or. Herman those two men would have been said a. G. Donaldson floor manager of Hudson s Bay company who witnessed the Rescue. Or. Don Aldson also spoke highly of the Man Ner in which audrain had acted. I Howard. Audrain suite 3 Birken apartments and h. A. Her i Hanson 188 Oak Street were instrumental in saving a. 35-year-old, Man from drowning in the ass no borne River at Happyland Beach near head in pay sunday afternoon. Her Manson is swedish Consul in Winni Peg and was a candidate in the recent provincial election. Noticing the Man in difficulty , feb from Shore at a Point in the River where the current is Swift. Audrain who is a. Member of the y.m.c.a., and is familiar with life saving methods quickly made his Way to the scene. The Man How Ever had gone under several times and after swimming with my. For a distance of about 50 Yards audrain too became exhausted. G. M. Sampson Salesman for the Dominion motors limited realizing that both were in danger made an unsuccessful i attempt at Rescue. Owing to the deep water and the Swift current he was forced to return to the comparatively shallow water of Piggy wiggly Sells Only pasteurized milk from tuberculin tested cows. All milk Cream Buttermilk and cottage cheese sold in Pigsty wiggly stores is produced by tuberculin i ested cows and As a further Protection is pasteurized. Pir july wic july milk is Safe milk. All cows barns and equipment Are inspected by 3 qualified veterinary for health and cleanliness and cows must be free from tuberculosis. Our milk Supply comes from dairies close to Winnipeg allowing milk to arrive at our Plant in the freshest possible condition. There it is filtered and pasteurized and held in the proper temperature till it goes to our stores. At the present time we arc completing an addition that will double Thi of our pasteurization Plant and give us added facilities for protecting the Quality of cur milk products. Delivery is made to our stores by a Fleet of closed trucks that keep the Chanon in milk temperature it 3 minimum Between our Plant and storei1. In the stores we have in stalled extra refrigeration to take care of thousands of bottles of milk and Cream ensuring Tho proper temperature until you take it out of the display cases. Piggy wiggly is the Only Large distributor of milk and Cream in greater Winnipeg who handle milk Only from tuberculin tested cows. You receive Tho finest Dairy products at Piggy wiggly at the lowest prices. Safeguard your health by Usino Piggy a icily milk Cream Buttermilk and cottage cheese. According to la test information other Large milk distributors in Winnipeg Are paying the milk producers 93o unless per Hundred pounds of milk while Piggy wiggly pays prices effective monday afternoon and tuesday Libby s olives Christie s biscuits Queen 5 oz.10c 8 oz.15c 18 oz.22c 38 of. _.39c stuffed 5 oz.12c 8 oz.20c 12-oz. Jar .25c Catelli s cooked Spaghetti. 3 tins starch Corn or gloss 3 packages banquet Brand new pack Canadian Sar dines 3 tins f. 10c .25 c .25 c May Naze salad Oil purely vegetable my tin 25c tuna fish Small 2 tins .25c Large 2 tins .3sc Fine for and salads. Perfection soap flakes 2 Large pcs. Sundale bread its improved will be a pleasant Surprise. 2 Large. 2q-Qz. Loaves Small assorted 6 pkg.25c Snowflake sodas la. Pkg.15c 1-ib. Fancy assorted .25c midget Ginger snaps 2 in 25c grahams .1-lb. Pkg.19c Fig Rolls Smith s Jam 16 ounce 2 jars .39c Gold Standard baking soda ib., 2 .pkas.15c Borden s chocolate malted 1-lb. Tin 45c Libby s canned meats Val. Loaf .2 potted meats 4 tins .25e Sandwich spread. 3 tins.25c Worcester sauce limit 4 Pearl White soap 4 bars 1 pc limit 4 Melrose Jelly powders la package larger than most Jelly powders. _ de luxe Dollar Tea in. 35 a 2 for 69p fresh boasted peanuts in Shell in _ Aoa shelled salted in -12c Stan pose Coffee Viz in. 15c 1 in. 29 c pasteurized milk quart .6c pint .___3c Coffee Cream Byz whipping Cream pint -12c cottage cheese. Buttermilk qt.4c 3 All from tuberculin tested cows. 1-lb. Chase Sanborn s Coffee one Loc package Seal Brand Tea free. Old City Maple syrup 16 of 25 a 32 of 48 c Gateway or Galpern s 5e Candy bars 3 for Loe of boy popping Corn while Stock lasts package 5c Rosedale toilet soap 3 bars in cellophane 9c baking powder Maple Quality 16-oz. G tins fancy Oba beat Small _.x9c Large fancy lobster Small 2 tins.29c, Large 2 tins.49c Heinz red kidney Beans Small .9e Large _.14c Colgate s dental Cream 25c tube is 2 for _.35c Klim powdered milk my. Tin 75c mushrooms Choice Small tin Choice Medilio tin 15c Choice Large tin 25c pieces and stems tin 19c Spanish Pimento Loc bulk Coconut in 22c chateau cheese 13c 2 for 25c Cloverleaf Salmon Sockeye Flat.17c tall .29c medium red Cohoe Flat .12c Tail .22c fancy Pink Flat Tal .12c Mother s Apple and Cherry Jam while Stock lasts 4-lb. Lilac blended Jam. While Stock lasts 4-lb. Tin .29c 1 Small package Ogilvie Oats and 1 quart milk Loc 1-lb. Tin Strainer Worth 25c free. Robin Hood Oats Large Plain Large Premium Lee s Ginger ale 2 Small Jaq 2 Large club Steak i in thick rib in. _ 13c pot roast in _ 9c Boneless stewing in. _ Loc brisket boiling in Choice Lamb the hot weather meat shoulder chops in. .13c stewing Lamb in 5c loin chops in. _22c shoulder chops stewing and Shanks cheese in. Large Flaky curds covered with Sweet Cream. A Fine selection of cooked meats for the cold meal ready Steak in Back Bacon and 1 in. Pork liver 4 m both for 1 Macaroni and cheese it.l8c cooked corned beef Steak in jellied veal in. 2oc jellied pressed beef lb._25c head cheese in. Pork sausage l3c Pickerel fillets fresh caught in loaf about each Cou says he regards Honor As tribute to country rather than to himself Canadian a Russ despatch Rochester n.t., june Hon. B. B. Bennett Premier of Canada upon whom the University of Roch Ester conferred the honorary degree of doctor of Laws at its 82nd commencement monday told the univer sity alumni at a luncheon later in the Day that lie regarded the Honor As a tribute to his country rather ban to himself personally. The Canadian Premier sat at the table with president Daniel of the Baltimore and Ohio a l-vay1 during the Luu Clu us. In tribute to William Castle. United states wider Secretary of or. Bennett said that it was. Largely through the foresight of or Castle that relations Between Canada and the United states were on a Moat Friendly and amicable basis. He said or Castle contributed the human touch to the diplomatic relations Between the two countries. T rmes shipping companies to hold meeting in Montreal this. Week it is stated Canadian press despatch Toronto june 21. Question of freight rates upon the great lakes will be the main topic at a., meeting of shipping companies in. Montreal this week the mail and. Empire says today. The paper adds that it has been informed a number of conferences have already been held in an Effort to reach a satisfactory conclusion regarding freight rates but that no definite understanding has yet been reached. Efforts to secure business have led companies to Cut their rates and in some Quarte a it a the Ait. The Cut Polky if prolonged v Ould serious results upon the concerns i themselves. Wheat is the commodity chiefly affected by the a Xialing Low shipping rates on the great ladies Competition Lor cargo at the head of the lakes rate from fort William to to four cents f Bushel which the mail Abou two cents below the minimum which most lines can creak even. Continuing the Observance of the 18th anniversary of the founding of St. Mark s anglican Church St. Vita members of., the women s auxiliary entertained the parishioners and their friends at a social Given in the Paris Hall monday Nigel bowl son. La president a a when it s supper time for the children Mother you Don t need to go to a lot of Troi Ible and e them a bowl of Crisp Kellogg s Corn flakes and plenty of milk. Serve with a bit of fruit or sweeten Honey. How they la love it and Kellogg s and milk Are Fine for children whether it s break fast Lun h or the evening meal. So easy to digest so Crisp and appetizing. The kind of supper dietitians say encourages restful sleep. Ask your grocer for Kellogg s in the red and Green package. Al ways made by Kellogg Inlo Dou ont. Quality guaranteed ;