Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 16, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two. Winnipeg free press saturday july 16, 19381 Danzig Germany Union urged London july 16. Up havas Trench Forster Danzig nazi party Leader left Lon Don by air for Berlin Friday night after private conversations with British statesmen in which he was understood to have presented arguments in favor of a Union be tween the free City and Germany. The diplomatic correspondent of the Manchester guardian Liberal commenting in the visit wrote apparently Forster s Mission has not yet had much Success. Here in London it is understood it has been indicated to him that discussions on the situation of the free City As far As they Are not within the competence of the league of nations should be conducted with Poland As the primarily interested although the nazi party controls the free City s administration and has eliminated All opposition except the polish party Union with the Reich could not be effected without breaking treaty obligations to Poland and the league of nations. Round world racers reach goal i we deliver any i advertised if orders phoned Between 4 and it . Friday or sat. . Delivery. 39 977 sat. Am.-2 pm. Or. Butter bulk no in. 21c Snowflake shortening. In. Lie sirloin tips ib.l7e sirloin Tbone Steak 2 ibs. Deep sirloin roast in. Corner Rump roast in. Tbone roast in. Veal chops in. Boneless veal in beef kidney 2 ibs.2se round Steak 2 ibs. 25c Rump St. Beef whole. To. 126 pc meal Bacon piece in. 26t hip roast beef in. 156 beef brisket. Ib.7c prime rib rolled. Ib.14e Spring Lamb chops. 2 ibs. 356 legs or. Lamb ib.14c shoulder or. Lamb in. 76 a cars Spring Lamb in. 186-206 so Cdr. Apr. Lamb ib.1o6 heirs Mutton in. 96 so Cdr. Mutton. In. 56 pork Butts ib.196 Side pork ib.156 for. Killed boil. Fowl ib.2oe leg pork roast in. 186 Mutton chops 3 ibs. 256 Lamb Mutton Stew 6 ibs. 256 round Steak minced in. 1o6 round shoulder roast in. 116 beef and pork sausage in. 1o6 fillet of veal ib.196 ramp roast veal in. 166 chump roast veal in. 156 s kist Grapefruit ige., 6 for 256 Sunkist oranges dozen 256 new cabbage in. 56 cucumbers each 56 beets carrots 4 Bunches 1o6 local head Lett ice each 56 new potatoes 9 ibs. 25c firm tomatoes. No. Del. In 106 hot House tomatoes 2 ibs. 256 apricots dozen 106 Bing cherries 2 ibs. 256 fresh plums dozen .1o6 fresh Green peas.3 ibs. 13c tickets round trip bargain rites As Low As these reduced fares offered on 10 regular mailings of Canadian Pacific Linen from sept. 4 to oct. 2, with four weeks overseas. The Chance of a lifetime for a Low Cost Holiday abroad. Act now for Choice accommodation. See your local agent or w. C. Casey. Steamship i general passenger Areni. J1 c. P. R. Winn per. 92 450-7. Typewriters portable and Standard new and rebuilt Winnipeg typewriter Exchange Selling dependable typewriters for Over 25 393 Al Lect Are. Phone 34 02s for Sale Asa going concern Stock of groceries and confectionery also fixtures in growing Manitoba mining town. Large turn Over. Good location and Opportunity for right party. For further particulars apply to the Teao eks to kist company 602 Union Trust building Winnipeg. Man. Howard Hughes and four companions set an official around the word Speed flying record of 91 hours 8 minutes and 10 seconds when they landed at new York thursday As shown above. Friday the fliers were Given the biggest and loudest demonstration new York has Dauphin fair awards Dauphin man., july Friday the second Day of the Dau Phin summer fair an overflow crowd filled the grandstand and the judging rings were Well patronized by visitors. A feature of the grand stand attractions was a display of horsemanship by Austin Brown Bridge of Brandon who exhibited his winning six horse team. Judg ing was completed in sheep and Swine beef cattle and poultry. Points were totalled in the boys farm Camp competitions which included judging livestock hitching and driving Halter making sticking and plucking poultry. Dmetro a Nobida of ukrainian won the Dauphin agricultural society s so yield Given for the highest grand aggregate score. He also scored first in making rope halters and third in judging Dairy cattle Ignace Garzinski of Ash vice placed first in hitching and driving while Jack Winder of Nanale took Hon ors in sticking and plucking Poul try. Wallace Lue of Erickson and Fred Didur of ukrainian respectively won in showing horses and cattle. In the judging competitions. Chas. Keating of Silverton placed first in Dairy cattle Jim Rannie of Binscarth in Bacon hogs Robert Carmichael of Dauphin in beef cattle and William Kokolski of Sif ton in horses. There was a heavy local entry in poultry to compete with the four exhibitors from Brandon Portage and Neepawa. Robert Mcgregor of Carman placed the awards. Most consistent Winner was Howard Durston a local breeder. Showing seven Breeds of poultry As Well As ducks and geese he took six firsts eight seconds and four thirds. J. Rowley of Brandon scored heavily in Wyandotte and leg horns with five firsts and two seconds while a fellow townsman h. Bottley also took five firsts and to seconds chiefly in Ancona and Rhode Island reds. C. H. Walker of Portage la Prairie carried off honors in Wyandotte with three firsts. Geo. Douell of Neepawa did he same with his Sussex entries. In White leghorn Bert Caldwell of Dauphin won three firsts a Sec Ond and three thirds while Geo. Tucker another local breeder made a clean sweep in barred rocks. Principal Winner in ducks and Eese was mrs. D. M. Dunfield of Dauphin while the Turkey awards were won by mrs. Frank Whitmore and w. A. Maynard both of Dau Phin. Saskatchewan breeders All of Huntoon made a clean sweep in the awards for pure bred sheep. J. M. Bowman of Winnipeg judged. L. E. Swinehart scored eight firsts and five seconds in Southdown while Alex. Duncan a fellow breeder took six firsts and four seconds and a third in All other pure Breeds. Swinehart also scored in class taking three firsts three seconds and two thirds. W. C. Heron was awarded one second three thirds and four fourths. In Grade sheep John and Beatrice Fradley won two firsts and two seconds while another local breeder mrs. L. Hutchison scored two firsts a second and a third. In the Swine exhibit a. Shoe maker of Grandview had a clean Field in Yorkshire winning nine firsts and three seconds. James Stewart of Gilbert Plains swept most of the awards in any other variety with six firsts and a Sec Ond while d. A. Hutchison of Ash Ville was awarded and one second. H. Washington of Ninga had a Busy Day Friday placing the awards in beef cattle. In the shorthorn class Chas. Irwin. Of Newdale Cap tured All the awards with the exception of one which was won by James Stewart of Gilbert Plains with his two year old Bull. There was closer Competition in herefords Between j. J. Dunn of Silverton and Watson Dunn of Russell. The former showed the championship female besides taking five firsts and three seconds while the latter showed the championship Bull and captured Lour firsts four seconds and three thirds. Harry Leader and son of por Tage la Prairie had very Little opposition in the Aberdeen Angus class. His Herd took All first awards and most of the seconds. W. J. F. Warren of Belbeck sask. Was Only Able to take two seconds and six thirds. R. A. Mcleod of Macdonald. Had a Clear Field in red polls his Herd winning nine firsts and three seconds. A special prize offered by w. J Ward. M.p., for the Best Bull raised in the Federal constituency of Dauphin was won by Jas. Stew Art of Gilbert Plains. Well kept Teeth Are health insurance dozens of common ailments Are traceable to neglected Teeth. Aside from the Joy of know ing your Teeth Are perfect real Benefit to your health will follow close upon the scientific care of modern dentistry. Quick service or. . Jacob two offices i Impey office 2ni floor Montromery build uni Portage ave. Corner notre Dane hours 9 . To 6 . Open monday wednesday and saturday until 9 . And associates Brandon Brandon office 939 Rosser ave. Opposite Bank of Montreal Bull confirms legacy Toronto ont., july 15. Special the Ritz Carlton hotel in Mont real where he was located by Tele phone today William Perkins Bull confirmed the report from Chicago that he had been left a legacy by mrs. Maybelle Horlick Sidley and a one third share of the residue of her estate. Or. Bull branded the report that his son William Perkins Bull jr., 50, had received in Trust As completely wrong. That about the Trust is All he stated but would not go into detail. He knew he said that his son had been left a bequest by mrs. Sidley but he would not name the sum. Not saying a word i m not saying a was his reply when questioned about his opinion of mrs. Sidley s mental condition in View of reports from Chi Cago that the will would be disputed by some of her relatives on the ground that she was of unsound mind when her last testament was made. I m not a said or. Bull. I suppose the courts will be guided by the postmortem and autopsy confirmation of the statement of or. Bull at Montreal that there was nothing in the will of any bequest in Trust for his son was received Al Racine wis., from a Legal firm authorized to make the statement. The bequest for to Bull s son in Canada was not in the it was explained. It was a separate instrument created some time ago in favor of mrs. Sidley and signed Over by her in favor of William Perkins Bull jr., before her will was drawn up. This assignment is in a Bank in seen since Lindbergh came Home after flying to Paris 11 years ago. After a Parade through lower Broadway the fliers were welcomed by mayor f. La Guardia. It was announced the army and Navy Union annual medal had been awarded Hughes. Children show Fine herefords Warren alan., july 16. Special and girls of Warren Rosser and Argyle brought the results of nine months conscientious work for Competition at Warren calf club fair at Warren Friday afternoon when they showed and afterwards sold the Hereford calves they had fed. There were 72 entries including 16 new feeders As against 49 last year. Ten of the competitors were girls. Opening the show the Deputy minister of agriculture j. H. Evans said that it was in Warren that the calf club movement began. George Tait the manager had started out to feed one definite Breed with the result that there was on offer in Warren that Day the largest collection of one Breed yet shown by a Alf club in the country. The move ment made for better agriculture. There was no finer education for the Young Pec pie on the land judging of. Stock was done by James Turner Carroll who said that it was a wonderful show of calves and a credit to the club. Seven year old competes since october last the Beys and girls had been feeding grooming and exercising their calves. Their Ages ranged from nine to 20, but Here was one competitor Morgan Salter aged Only seven. All the Hereford were paraded by their Young owners both in the judging and sales rings. The grand championship was won by Bob Rutherford Tosser aged 19, with his 790-lb. Heifer which also won the class for 760 ibs. And Over in which there were 34 entries. Another calf fed by him was third in the Light class under 760 ibs., while his two entries also came second in the pairs Competition. Bob Rutherford had been competing for seven years at War Ren but these were his first prizes. David blah Rosser aged 29, won the Light class and the Reserve championship and was first in the pairs and fourth in the heavy class. This was the fourth year he had shown a calf. Twenty three entered for the com petition for those aged 12 years and under. This was won by Bill Rutherford Cousin of the grand Brandon social notes Brandon man., july 16. Special Archie Gordon on furlough from the India Mission Fields mrs. Gordon and daughter Patty Are visiting the City guests of Rev. And mrs. Ralph easter. A mrs. L. Palmer of Saskatoon is visiting friends in this City. Art Godden has left for Vancou ver on a three weeks vacation. A miss Vera Honey has left for a two months tour of the United states. Honouring mrs. J. Boyd Morri son who is leaving shortly for the East mrs. G. H. Robertson and mrs. J. E. Matthews entertained at Tea thursday afternoon at the former s Home. Honors were done by mrs. W. J. Hunter and mrs. Archibald Macarthur and assisting the hostesses were mrs. W. A. Robertson and miss Mildred Smith. Or. W. S. Peters has returned from Ottawa and Halifax having attended the medical convention in the latter City. Or. And mrs. George Brickwood and son Frank and Richard have returned Home from an extended trip to the Pacific coast they have As their guest miss Helen Parker of Watrous sask. If s Wesley Gilmour of Norway House is spending his holidays at his Home in North Brandon District. A Betty and Bob Gervin of Prince Albert Are visiting their Uncle and aunt or. And mrs. A. Anderson at Forrest. Trustee association elects at Oak Lake Oak Lake man., july 15 special elected at the annual meeting of the Oak Lake Wood Worth Sifton trustees association thursday Here resulted president w. Hobson Deleau vice president d. E. Fraser Kenton Secretary treasurer p. W. Paul Oak Lake. Inspector George Hunter Deloraine and Gavin Webster Secretary to trustee s Sale stationery Offick sdfpue8, Church supplies Etc. Of la Libba Ibie Kvocak limited. St Boniface Manitoba. French religious text books stationery office school supplies roman Catholic Church supplies 608.17 fixtures 340.00 offers will be considered for the above assets bloc or for any part. For information and inspection apply. W. S. Newton company 1005 Linsday phone 29 951-2 the minister of education addressed the gathering and answered Many a fret saw operated by an electromagnet has been invented in Germany. Or. Glasgow dentist Cosnek Fob tags and Donald we. Prefer the fal oar ext nution i no Tom out to torte and the Teti Mil Cash of div ebbed Patmon to municipal . Presents or. H. L. Stewart Csc radio commentator speaker at luncheon the fort carry hotel thursday july Silt building a Dominion 12.ho ticket wholesale merchants and warehouse owners if you Are planning to repair or renew your loading platforms i can save you Money. I have excellent . Fir at a Low Price which i will Cut to suit your requirements. Mail or phone your i Bill of material for quotation. C. T. Lount 424 Graham ave. Phone 26 212 do you specials until 10 pin. Oss extra specials saturday 6m-u39 am. While they last no delivery in boasts leg of Fork in. Loin of pork in. Shoulder pork Boston Butts spare ibs. . Ham Rolls in. Is 1st Grade butter to 2 in he new Low new cars new tikk rot v drive trucks and Lee Mutton shoulder Mutton leg Lamb shoulder Lamb in. Ler veal ib.12-Ltc shoulder veal veal Steak hip rout beef sirloin Steak loin pork in. Hamburger .3 ibs. 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Phone s3 Moore s taxi a special Kates codn1s9 Tam tuts phone 18 for Cusco Flor charge Byrd Lmke Sacon auction of 330 main St. Sort saturday july 16m at j comprising 8-piece Oak suite Roll top office Dak. 4 it. Show Cue Mission table Canada Cook Chesterfield studio _ ice boxes Odd uphold Chain bookcases. Gnu phones 1m radio. Wardrobes. Buffets. Bed Springs Toronto of pliers. Dining room Futol tune baby washing machines Etc. Etc. Ben Warhaft. N. fat Rales Kaii by a. Patterson broken Auto class replaced while ton Watt Hobbs safety class Glass Fob buildings fbjnce4e St. Pm. 87 general tires and batteries service cab p. K. Clarkson service lot at beak 302 fort St. Pm. 94 600 auction Calb w 80 to 90 horsed tuesday at 1 . Special this week-2 Marei and geldings 3d to m to horses 20. Head at shorthorn. And Milker cow 30 to w wagons mowers Bay rakes l Lars Etc. F i a. Patterson. Diet liar Telephone 27 Salet very to tiny at l Patten Zoiti sales Talob Logan and keeva1bi k remember the i when Vii Bilyj Champoin owner showed his Daisy. Who aged proudly 12, and internal strife Melville sask., july 16. Special a two hour discussion at the Melville provincial constituency . Convention at Lemberg thursday the former officers were charged with Selling out to the so Cial credit and with following a policy of political expediency det re mental to the . When they went under the social credit ban Ner at the recent provincial elec Tion to elect j. F. Herman. Fred Phelps . For Saltcoats. And Tom Johnson both provincial councillors backed up those who assailed the officers for their action in not calling a . Convention and nominating a candidate. A Reso Lution was adopted to the effect that in future officers of the Organiza Tion must get the opinion of the rank and file before deciding any question of policy. A fresh slate of officers was named at the close. Forbidden to leave London july 15. Daily express quoted friends of mrs. Maxim Litvinov wife of the russian foreign affairs commissar today As alleging that she had been forbidden by secret police to leave the City of Sverdlovsk in the ural Mountain area. Brussels july 15. Up havas French Agency Baron Robert Silvercruys belgian minister to Anada who will leave for Ottawa tuesday today began a series of conferences with government officials preparatory to resuming negotiations for a belgian Canadian commercial agreement exhibiting for the second time he was second in the heavy class and third in the championship. A girl owner Doris Bassett Warren won a special prize Given by j. A offi cer of Winnipeg. After the judging or. Evans opened the auction Sale of the calves and was assisted by Harry Leader . For Portage. The grand Cham Pion brought 20 cents a in. And was purchased by t. Eaton company. Top Price last year was 18 cents. Bids for the Reserve Champion reached 15 cents. The average Price for the Sale was nine cents. During the Day a weight guessing Competition of an Aberdeen Angus. Calf owned by w. Blah of Rosser 895 ibs., was held. This was won by six men and a girl Mary Turner daughter of the judge. The calf was sold to t. Eaton company for 13 cents a in. Detailed results were class 1, Rutherford Rosser 1 Bill Rutherford Rosser 2 Tom Amy Argyle 3 David Blair Ros ser 4 Russel. Manchester Warren 5 John Hamilton Warren 6. Class 2, Blair 1 Ron Cassell Warren 2 Bob Rutherford 3 Dan childerhouse Rosser 4 Bob Blair Rosser 5 Jack Schott War Ren 6. Class 3, pairs owned by one fam blah 1 Bob Rutherford 2 Bill Buchanan Argyle 3 Murray Rutherford Rosser 4 David Blair 5 Joyd Jones Warren 6. Class Rutherford 1 David 2 Bill Rutherford 3 Bob Rutherford 4 Dan childerhouse 5 r. Cassell 6 John Hamilton 7 t. Amy 8. Class 5, special by j. Officer Bassett 1 Lloyd Jones 2 Roy Buchanan Argyle 3. Class 6, 12 years and Rutherford 1 Dan childerhouse 2 Harvey Buchanan Warren 3 John Hamilton 4 Cecil Jones Warren 5 Doris Bassett 6. Class 7, special by Canada pack ers Rutherford 1 David Blair 2 Bill Rutherford 3. The exhibition of ladies work by the Warren agricultural society was won by miss m. Badham of Warren with mrs. N. Hunter second and mrs. G. B. Hogg Woodland third. Judges miss Ruth Cormack and miss Jean Simpson. Marking of the second anniversary of the Start of the Spanish civil War a rally will be held Mon Day at the old exhibition grounds. Speakers will be James Litterick ., and w. Ross school trustee. Sports programme will be provided by the Universal athletic club. Winnipeg summer fair featuring follies internationale a Panorama of music dancing comedy acrobatics superbly staged beautifully lighted wonderful Scenic show that is packing them in at the first class Western fairs. Polo aug. 8 to 13 inclusive varied and interesting exhibits displays shows championship dog show aug. Ii 12, Cage Bird exhibit All week. Model aircraft display All week. Other exhibits being planned and to be announced. Special Golf tournament for out of town visitors details later. One of the twelve acts each one atone Worth the admission Price California varsity eight proclaimed by critics to be the greatest and most outstand ing oct Ette of voices Ever presented in an outdoor perform Ance. Unlike most singing organizations they limit their repertoire to fast popular swing tunes which has made them a huge Success on radio screen and stage. A citizens Are urged to make fair week the a occasion for inviting their friends and business acquaintances to visit Winnipeg. W rides shows games thrills music singers dancers the summer fair is operated by the Winnipeg carnival co Ltd. R. James sneers president. General admission 1o cents grandstand reserved scats ;