Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 22, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday May 22, 1940 Page seventeen Prairie roves in Rale rather than the open Market i quotation which now is far Bekna i the official Price. The London Silver Price one Ralit said probably was adjusted if Hilly with reference to the Price j of the Metal in India and the Dif Fern nce in Exchange rates. The new York Silver Price has i been around 35 cents. Livestock markets quotations 5 Ukraine wheat crop termed satisfactory . I of Antl c Hoice Wiiri my cilium a it Liacuna i 5.511 4.75 8.50 7.5u 1.00 per head Premium i.5l Pur head discount be v prices of butter and of ttys until further . Will be those supplied the free by the to eur diary of the advisory committee the Dairy manufacturers butter prices Meiu list nes Winnipeg cases a her dozen de. Med Iii. Per per dozen n Dominion Sovern e to Shi Inners do returned. 17 dozen h j2 i a -02 new York James Richardson air reduction Alle Liany Luck Allied c. dam. Can. Am. S. r. Am. T. t. Am. Tob. "j31 Anaconda cop. Atch. T. s. F bin clix Avn. Bolh Lokhem steel Boeing air plane brigs met Chrysler Carp. Cons. Edison . Corn prod. Cyrus a. Do or. Air. Dupont Eastman k fru port sul. Gen. Ecu general goods Gen. Motors Gooc Lorich co Goodyear tin int. Harvester i Ohns Man Ken. Copper Lew s inc Mont. Ward Ninish enl Van. N at. Biscuit . Of Nirol . North am. Avn Owens ills. Penna. R. R Proctor Gamble Pullman co. Radio corp. Of am. Republic Styc store scars Roel Mck Simmons co. Socony vacuum s. Porto Rico Sperry corp. Stand. Oil of Tex. Corp. Tex. G. Snip. Time. Roll. Bear. Union Carbide if Union . United air Mel United he Ltd. Fruit go u. S. Rubber 17 j. A steel Union if ii wed Ting House Al. Woolworth . 1 . 1.420.000 2 . Sons May 22 High Low close Iron lung gift for St. Boniface 1 go Vij so ii Nova noon total. Montreal Osier. Hnin Mona z Nanton aha. Grain . Dial Hurst a i jell Telephone . Power Fow Irv silk Iii prod. C. F. C. F. Pad. Com. Com. Com. Ltd. Steam com. Steam. It d. Into. Al. A ind. Al. Bronze cum. Cojan. Com. May open High Low Clos unaccredited delegates charges that unaccredited Dele gales were represented on the Winnipeg and District trades and labor Council were aired in an Exchange letters Between Tom Moore president of the trades and labor Council of Canada and a w. Foster Secretary of the local Union read at it Council meeting tues Day night in the labor Temple. One of tin first things your Council should or. Moore s letter stated if it is to1 be in a position to effectively carry j out its function is to sue that Only those organizations entitled u be in presented in your Council arc allowed to have delegates seated in his letter of reply which was approved by Council or. Foster denied there were any unaccredited members. Adds no strength or. Moore s letter in pan Fol own it is with considerable concern that we learn that Dis sension is existing in your Council. A demonstration of the new Iron lung donated by lord Nuffield to St. Boniface Hospital is pictured above. From left to right in the photo Are seen miss e. Danel Vitch assistant supervisor of the Oul pal enl department or. S. Mcewen medical director e. Gagnon business manager f. Jones chief Engineer and g. C. Weyers assistant Engineer. Lord Nuffield gave similar Iron lungs to other hospitals through Oft. The Empire. . Can. Can. Can. Can. Can. Can can. Can. Can. Can. 13 4 62 312 175 175 37 4lt. 13 7 is1. 4 i 82 3 i 12 175 175 local Izi Sun onions dozen is. Pur in. 100 ibs. In. Imported i fisc fun celery ran tomatoes Ner Case. Y no. 1 potatoes per cwt. Ire . No. 1 potatoes. 10u ibs. . Head lettuce Csc steel textile com. 5.50 2.50 4.uu Calif lev. Dozen cauliflower Case to a no California radishes. Oci Cloven to new by . In. Crop . N Lions per in. Of i Calu Ortilia cabbage or . Field rhubarb. 4u r to me in California horse radish in. I in no re in Sweet potatoes. Crib. m cucumbers. M ibs. Okus California new potatoes to late Texas carrots. In. In. hamper .04 1.20 .16 .06 .04 1.10 .02 advices from this country indicate vat the greater part of the increased Spring acreage this year b has been seeded to Oats Barley Root and other fodder crops. It is pointed out that first concern of Farmers has been to provide More feed for cattle and other the extra acreage it is Bui if Eccl replace perhaps Une fifth. I the 2.71 factory seeding. Moisture supplies Are far Frum amok however and additional Rai Ruail will soon be required to promote germination. Argentine seeding has made pod Progress. Heavy Rains Aid Argentine wheat Broomhall special to the Buenos Aires May occurred today Aires province of the a. Crop. Conditions of Uil . No. 1 spinach. Parsnips. In. Small delivered to dealers elevators or consignment stocks Maple Leaf five roses Pulito Royal household Robin Hood Quaker Man. Sask. Twu 49-lb. Per sack 98 d outs Small lots to dealers. 80-ib. Sack 3.10 i Cuil Price to Kunstt Mars Loc extra Mil Teca Man. bran per ton shorts per ton . Per ton shorts per ton hides Green and Ereen Frozen Kidskin. Green and Orcen Frozen. Calfskin Ureon and or can i Ozan dry hides can. Celani of can. Pae. Ray con. M. ,1 san. Dom. Lori rage Dom. Dom. Doin found co. Of a. Gati Ciui Pew. A. Gating ii p. G. Steel Wircs a. G. Steel wares p. Gurtle Chas. Co. Gypsum l. It a. Hamilton Bridge Imp. Tobacco Ini. Nickel int. Power int. P., pct. Lake Mlej. A Harris Mas. A. Pad Montreal Power Mccoll front. Nat. Brew. Nat. B., pad. Nat. Steel car Crillies fun rms. Power up. Quebec Power St. Law. Cup. Com St. Corp. Pm Shaw fijian s h e r i 11 w i 1 i a in s Smith. Howard Jaleel of can. Com sled of can. Pad. S. Can per. Com s. Can. Per. Eccl. Was. Educ. Com. Win. Elec. Pad. Weft. Grocers pm. West. Grocers it. 24 Lillib 7- 41- re i Iri bin 38 a 23 b is i i 3 of 125 Fin a 40 Lola 120 7 Frank b. Fisher of Davis fish or limited recently completed a reconnaissance Survey of the route along which the 162-Rrulc natural Gas pipeline from to Saskatoon will take. Or. Travelled the route Oil horseback and by car and inter flu a along the pipeline course to Saska Toon from the Northern natural Gas Field. He was accompanied Conna Isacc Survey by Clark an Engineer and by j. J Mahoney of the Northern natural Gas company limited. The route or. Fisher the trip would follow line from Saskatoon to i Miles South of . There it a Point Unity Vcra natural Gas Field from Thiol spot would northwesterly direction natural Gas Structure to inc Lloyd Minster Field. On his arrival at Lloyd Ulster. The Gas Engineer said he discussed the extensive programme in the Field with local men. Work upon the detailed Survey of the pipeline would began shortly he reported. Eight competent engineers wer. Working on the preparatory plans for the Saskatoon distribution sys tem or. Fisher related. This work was progressing rapidly he added wholesale prices decline Point Ottawa May 22. Gen eral wholesale commodity Price Index declined to 81.9 in the week ended May 17 from 82.8 the pre Vious week the Dominion Bureau of statistics reports. In the corresponding week of 1939 it stood at 73.0. The Index for Canadian farm products stood at 68.13 compared with 71.3 and on the base 1039 equals 100, the Index for Industrial material prices pared with 122.2 was and 122.8 100.1. On the . Treasury y must try i swing Northeast of of the United states Treasury approximately 70 per cent of monetary Gold in the world. Moschides. I acc medium Hor chides. and Horsehair. Dec Tail mane fleece Wool. In. Sheepskin each Seneca Root per in. .07 of .03 Oil 2.50-5.00 conies .1.00-j.ao .40-. 42 1.3-.10 free press heavy in Buenos , cd for Lite lie Aillik Tini too Ami Trecil this week last week last end -1.014 to 4.w4 con the Sina Makk Stincs i 68 i Cora Down a tub div Igi no blood 120 Cut uen Morics 21 year Abo 25a.noo year 275.203.000 Saskatchewan crop is now 85 cd seeded May 9ig Croix Ila per cent by Alay 17, according to analysis of 882 stations reporting Pool elevators crop report. Some per d Ford motor boosts surplus Silver off More 1 Penny at London lotion. May 22. A r8 Cam Clian . 3 . Oct. 1. 1945 c so i . Feb. 15. 19.il c 83 a paper . July 2. 19g1 Federal Grain 6 aug. 1. 1949 Cal Gatineau Power 5 . Juno 1. 1349 cd 3a-i . Apr. 1. 1969 cd 92 i Gypsum. Lime s . Mar. I. 194r c 90 int. Hydro g n e. Apr. 1. 194i in 64 i co. 4vi . Mar. 1. 1954 Ici so Minnesota ont. G . Maclaren our talc 4 . May 15, 1959 cd 91 i shave Nisan water 4 . 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Today rain apr. 1 g7 71 85 80 74 75 77 79 76 73 76 74 g3 711 7fi 72 60 g4 68 on 70 57 s3 60 87 70 53 118 g9 78 73 78 74 78 78 74 7g 74 74 74 78 78 76 72 72 70 72 13 74 is id 70 70 fir g8 83 67 6s is g6 is Kab m 63 53 43 4-1 3ij 48 411 33 40 41 47 41 4b 33 36 38 35 36 42 41 33 50 46 52 48 50 51 47 57 go 40 50 31 14 h9 44 40 46 411 42 an 40 44 4b 38 28 44 48 36 30 34 44 42 40 40 40 46 38 42 42 42 38 42 .01 .04 2.06 3. 68 1.76 4.73 1.34 2. 1.77 1.6 .21 1.04 1.32 2.5- .01 .41 David George Lowe David George Low Pioneer of the Union Point District died at his Home in Menomonie wis. Wednesday morning. Or. Lowe located on. A Homestead in the Union Point District in 1872 and had taken a prominent part in the Community life for Many . Twenty years ago or. Lowe retired from farm ing and took up residence in Meno Nonie. Survivors include one son. John of Winnipeg three daughters mrs. H. Henderson of Salem. Ore. Mrs. H. Maltby. Regina and mrs. Mann. Winnipeg and seven grandchildren. Funeral service and burial will be held in Menomonie mrs. Gordon Kane mrs. Gordon Kane 43. Of Rossen Dale. Man., died saturday morning n St. Boniface Sanatorium. Born in Barberry Man., she had lived in then Vince All her life. Surviving Are Ier husband three daughters Clarice Jean and Eileen and a son. Marvey All at Rosendale. Funeral Vas held monday at Mordue s Hapel with burial in Brookside cemetery. Hev. Watson argue officiated. Mrs. E. Mcconechy word has been received from Vancouver of the death of mrs. Jennie Mcconechy widow of Ewing Mcconechy formerly of Winnipeg and Sandy Hook Man., until ing to British Columbia four years ago. Mrs. Mcconechy was born in Scotland. She and her husband operated a general store and Post office at Sandy Hook during the summer months for More than 20 years and resided in Winnipeg Dur ing the Winters. They moved to Ladner ., four years ago 3nc following the death of her husband recently mrs. Mcconechy moved to Vancouver. Burial was made at Ocean View burial Park. Mrs. R. M Gibson mrs. Frances Mabel Gibson 46, of 2a Pasadena court died at the family residence tuesday. She was born in Swinford Ireland and had resided in Winnipeg for the past 26 years. Mrs. Gibson was the widow of Orbert m. Gibson. Survivors in clude one daughter Jean one son Robert four Brothers Harry Cuffe j of Isabelle. Man., j. W. Cuffe of Brandon air Commodore a. L. Cuffe Toronto and George in ire-1 land and three Sisters mrs. A. Smyton Tonawanda maine., mrs. William Smith in Ireland and mrs. J. Hayward in London. Funeral ser Chanan of Winnipeg and mrs. Charles Surgeoner of Winnipeg with whom she resided and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. J. C. Hill mrs. Florence Louise Hill wife of j. C. Hill 583 Gertrude Avenue died tuesday at the family Resi Dence. Mrs. Hill was born in mom real and came to Winnipeg 35 years Igo. She was an Active member t. Luke s anglican Church for Many years. Survivors include Here husband. One son. Victor of Winnipeg and her Mother mrs. Rosetta Vicholson also of Winnipeg. Funeral service will be held at 2.30 . Thursday at the Clark Chapel with burial in St. John s cemetery. Canon serial Heeney will officiate. Frank Hogg Frank Hogg. 40. Farmer of the Treherne District died at the win Hospital tuesday. Hogg Bor Nat Treherne had lived there All his life Active member of the this advertisement in not inserted by the government liquor control commission. The com sission a not responsible for sum Ninta u to Quality of products advertised. Nipes general or. United Church and was a member "3 accepted of its Board of stewards. Survivors include his widow the former Gertrude Mcandless his Mother. Mrs. J. G. Hogg of Treherne three Brothers. Edward of Gilbert Plains l. Hoog and Archie Hogg both of Benito Man and three Sisters mrs. J. Stanton of tre r. Moscrip of Iroquois Falls ont., and miss b. W. Hogg of Treherne. The body will be forwarded 1o Treherne wednesday evening where funeral Servic and burial will be held thursday. Gardiner s funeral Home charge of City of Winnipeg tenders i of till of one Sean automobile sealed tenders. It dressed to the chairman. Committee on i health. Will be received tile of Iee of tile up to on May hmm. For Supply of one Auto Mobile for the Street cleaning division. Specific mentions and form of tender to Hether with conditions governing traders ii prescribed by May be obtained the office of or. E. A. Wood. Chief of the Street cleaning and scavenging division 1123 James Avenue Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender not Star g. City clerk1.1 office. Winnipeg. May f. Bentley. City clerk. A. Has notice in the matter of Tler Ulalio of Antl Civ also him Van is Ili Rry late of 111. City if Winnipeg in in i a of info of Manitoba la Lorer do alb claims against the above .-St.-Oe. Duly verifier by statutory declaration. He sent to the at their oif Iees. 712 Mel Tyre Block Winnipeg. Manitoba. On or before the 21st of june. . In-10. Dated at Manitoba this 21sl Day of May. . 10-Lfi, Heap. Arsenych mudch1son. Solicitors for and a Lemons. Cd Ernfrit. 2.00 .16 1.-j5 4.19 2.47 3.20 4.44 3.00 3j26 Kenora synopsis of we niger conditions the weather has been and warm the Prairie provinces while showers have occurred in Northern Ontario. Forecasts and warm today and and warm today. warm prob Manitoba thursday. Cloud ab1" Linht . warm today a few Light scattered showers tonight or Tours place fiver fair and today nil . Kenora and Rainy winds fair and Cool tonight. Thursday and moderately warm. Fair and warm. Lake Superior moderate Northwest winds fair and Cool tonight. Thursday Northwest winds fair my sprately warm. Friday fair warm. vice will be held at 4 . Thurs Day at the a. Gardiner Chapel with burial ill Brookside cemetery. Rev. George Dowker will officiate. Mrs. M. A. Robertson funeral service Lor mrs. Mary Ann Robertson will be held thurs Day at 2.45 ., in the Gardiner Chapel with burial in Brookside cemetery. Rev. V. Sampson of John Black memorial Church will officiate and the pallbearers will be w. J. Harrison Alex Lennox Dave Campbell John Willoughby Harry Agnew and Arthur Smales. Mrs. Robertson was a Pioneer of the Minnedosa and Neepawa districts and had resided in East Kildonan for the past 18 years. Survivors in clude four sons. Lawrence and Robert in California James at Harrison hot Springs ., and William a Winnipeg four Daugh ters mrs. Ralph Chisholm of Brookside mrs. John Dubin of this advertisement in not inserted by the government liquor control commission is not responsible for statements made As to Quality of products and Chilliwack . Mrs. George by ;