Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 21, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday August 21, Home Wilu i i at in Ute Home Garden now reaching maturity there Are indications that the end of another Gardenin season is not far away. Most out this year s work has been Don but with the arrival of the period of harvesting the Wiser Garden Wil soon be turning his attention to planning for another year. There Are Many improvement and additions to the Home ground to be made. Fall planning is o two kinds first the tasks which can be done Only in the fall am the second those which can b performed either in the fall o Spring. There is no option shout first class which includes Thi planting of tulips Narcissi hyacinths and the minor Hardy bulbs and the setting out of peonies and Madonna lilies. If these Plant have not. Been put in the ground by the time it. Freezes you mus wait another year to add them to your Garden picture. It is surprising the number win do not understand this and who 1ry to Purchase Tulip bulbs ii the Spring. These fall bulbs an imported each year during septem Ber and october and Are Avail lab at no other Lime. They must 1he Winter in the Garden soil in order to Bloom in the Spring. The second class of fall planting which can be done either in the fall or clude Many which Are better done Finkleman optometrists and opticians eyes examined Kensington bldg. 275 Portage ave. Cor. Smith office 93 942 phones 97 146 in the fail. The experienced Gan ener May usually he spotted b the Way in which he gets thes jobs out of the Way. Optional jobs b the optional jobs include plan ing Trees and perennials Makin and repairing lawns and Sowin some annual and perennial flow seeds. Autumn is by far the bes time to Plant grass seed far lawns or repair work but a warn ing should be Given. The Best Tim is during the closing Days of aug ust or Early in an every Day thai now passes shorten the time which the new gras plants will have to establish to Herr selves for the Winter. Each Day delay from now on i Cost something and after Fth Middle of september fall Lawn see sowing begins to be i most parts of the Prairie 1 still May succeed bul there is per i of Frost injury depending o the weather of course which no body can predict. Young Gra slants like Small human beirijg5 Are More delicate than adults night fail to survive temperature which would leave the older planet undamaged. Perennial Fig tables perennial vegetables such As As Paragus. Rhubarb and Hardy on on. Are better planted in the fal Han in the Spring. Asparagus Anc rhubarb will be yearly to Harves i full year sooner while the on on will produce a Harvest next Pring. For the asparagus Beri. Roofs Houll be obtained and placed in i local Ion which need not he Clis i bed during the life of the Garcel ii. Since a Good asparagus bed i ill last several decades. Deep Rich soil is required and announcement Mary Hansen manageress of the Neepawa hotel wishes to announce that she has taken or. T. S. Curly Morrison As partner and Active manager clothing Salesman Well established men s clothing manufacturing House requires Salesman for Western Canada. Must have experience and connections. Replies will be strictly confidential. Apply Box 2132 free press chinchillas South american raising chinchillas could be your solution to the rising Cost of living. The Chinchilla Lur Industry is Well past the initial experimental stage and is now an established business. Raising chinchillas can be a profitable and fascinating Hobby or a Well paying business. Get started right. In quire about foundation Breeding Stock graded by the advanced Standard scoring system by Independent fur experts and be sure you get Good Breeding Slock. A generous warranty covers All sales of scored Stock assuring the beginner a fair Start in the Chinchilla Industry. Apply Box 2217 Winnipeg free press the plants should be Given amp room with three feet each a Between Hills. Dig a Hole a of deep spread the roots out an set. The Crown of the. Plant s inches below the surface. Rhubarb is another Long live Plant. Six plants will suffice i the average family and the should be placed where they i not. Be disturbed perhaps near the asparagus in a Garden screen Border. The hardiest Winter onion is the red sometimes called the egyptian this is one of the on ions which instead of seeds produces at the tops of the seed stalks Bunches of onion set these sets should be obtained an planted this fall a foot apart i the Row in rows two feet Apar few families will need More tha one Row. This onion never produces round bulb but in the Spring a soon As the ground thaws it. Be gins to grow stalks like Green on on. Part of each clump May b lulled up an used and with Thi annual thinning and Ordinary Cul ovation the plants will live in definitely. The flavor of the stalk s mild in the Early Spring by becomes stronger later. Ripening Lutc tomatoes with arrival of september Wil come the danger of the first nigh Frost which will find a Large pro portion of the Tomato crop in Ripe. There Are some which Wil Lave to be picked Green and take doors when the first Frost strikes jul Ess the Gardener is prepare of go to the trouble of covering hem up when there is danger o he Mercury dropping below Freez no Point. If wrapped in paper and store n boxes most of the Green tomatoes will Ripen but they will Losi i lot of their flavor. A More satisfactory method i. .0 Cut off the plants near Thi ground level when Frost threaten and hang them up by the Stem ii sunny location. By this method he tomatoes will receive All the unavailable and they can. In turned when necessary another Rivan Tage is that the fruits do it touch each other. Page 7 checkers f no. 2318 by a k no 11 Kings t. Iii 1 ii i i 1 k i White wins an Intro Euins game play Fri in the Oak land tourney. California . Oame of z4jk i. Hanson. Thompson. N-14 if Wjk 15-19 22-is 26-31 l l -17 12-.k 27-23 11-15 23-t s-12 23-39a 2-u. 16-11 7-11 24-Mc 1-5 25-22 15-24 23-16 13-Lfi 32-19 i-12" 29-25 1b-20 Mo-26 17-14 23-26 11-7 26-30 25-21 3fl-26 7-3 26-23 3-7 23-1s 15-11 19--j3 is 8-3 5-9 21-17 ib-23 17-14 9-1s 2-9 it the Book the trying to Sony in i Only not Dedi h Illuv. I varies Lee s guide where 2-7 Tiki Fly draws. . An lit thai. I Timve inn life us. T l it., bul in nod to Ini Iki slice 1 did nol Fumii Inlo 11 Sling. 1 Rui Ilii nil. See thelm in plenty Good Tor it draw. Toni onto i or contest be Linen Edcar anal Xor Ryan Stephrn. On april 20. 1947, ended with the following pice came. Fin bark 23-19 s 1 i 27-23 9-13 15-2 j 25 is a in -Jli-17 Stephen 13-22 in 26-17 9-13 17-14 i Lofia 24-19 4-s 29-25 sri 3 1-27 31-24 a in 14-7 Jsn 1 a 24-20 s-11 23-ik 21-m 14-11 27-32 111-7 32-2 7-3 5-9 3-s 9-1 Helen Moore 2. Mrs. F. Brown men 1 licks a t Biown 2 miss Helen Moore 3. Douglas Hail i Mil. 1 mrs to mrk u. F. Gam sly i. Miss Helen Monre Lowca is mrs c Lume. Mrs. A. N. Handmade Rug. I Helen Moore leather Vork. 1. Mrs. P. Messing .2. Miss l. Castle. 3. Miss Daphme Bavven Woodwork Mrs. W. Ken. _ i Gresoro 3. Miss Daphne Bowen Mrs. W. Kent 2. Mis Daphne Bavven Clay modelling. 1, Pil Brou or 1 miss Han worked picture 2. Mrs. C. Currie. 3. Freestone. 2. I Daphne pm Van mrs. James lo1 mrs. L. Roy Himie cooking and White read 1 mrs. L. Hartley 2 mrs Pratt 3 mrs. G. W. Dewar Brown number of Points in handicrafts i and i mrs. Of. Trosse he 2 mrs. 1. Miss Ellen Moore 2. Mrs c under 3 mrs. E. Anderson Plain Currie. Special winners for the j p t 1 i j a Jtj Vav i. J in cd toils Argest number of Points in Cookin i mrs. W. Mrs. G. W. Dewar 3 and Canning 1. Mrs. W. Trinder s is. B. Peterson Ginger bread 1 mrs. J. 2. Mrs. H. Ramsay. Special 2_mrs. Hartley layer cake. n Otoi inels. Iros Seni a for the Novice Home grounds Currie. Special Winner for h Butcher. 2 mrs. .1. J. Paterson. X largest number of Points in r. K. Stew Ari Hay fruit cake. N. Mrs. Gladiolus classes or. W. J. Chere g. 2 mrs. U Hartley. 3 mrs. In displays and collect Wick. Winners ions of vegetables were airs. To. Douglas v. K. Croxford and or. W. J. Cherewick. V of it Buphus yellow i. F. J. 2, mrs. Campbelli mrs. Douglas 1. D. 8. Sparling. 2. Mrs. .1. T. Lancy o. .1. Gotfred beets Globe. V k Croxton d. 2. W. Ladyman t. J to Liluer 1, mrs. F. Watson Daphne Bonn 3. R. F. Peterson Auhage Savoy Lype. .1, m. , 2, am d Thomson 3, a. De vulvar Eab Nike any Type 1, r. K. Peterson 2, 1rs r. O. Rooke. 3. A. Devulder caul Flower. Mrs. G. W. Dewar carrots diner halt Long to v. K. , 2, i. Or oregon3, w. Ladyann carrots. Scities. 1. U. B. Sparling. 2, w. Lady 1hii i c ind win Carrot any variety v k 2. We. Tones. H. Mrs. Co to find celery .1, v. A. Crux turd 2. I iss Chillis mrs. .1. Douglas Coli on. N Liyi locks 2, a. N. Lewis Corn i. Irs. 11. Crawford. 2. In. Kihli jars i Daymi no eur Cumby. Slicing. K Rtin Iii d. 2. Miss Cal Kos. 3. S. G. Barker h. Cru Wiull. Ulitt cd Nilor. Pict Lens. I. Or mrs f . 3. Mrs. I. I. Mls. .1. Ii. Kiili Lyrie 2. M. K. I unions. .1, v. 2, .1. Us Illuri in. 3. K. I ice son onions. I. M. Uni Yuri k Sci eng inn. T. Mrs. B. C. Davies ions pickling. 1. Mrs. ,1. C Clancy. Mrs i Cirson parsnips. 1. H. 2. R. A. Parsley. R. K. -ll.-iy, 2, mrs. I. Blanc annl i Oxford potatoes while. .1, r. Han 2, v. K. Prox fort. 3. S. Potatoes Pink or red. 1, mrs. Ramsay mrs Bell 3. I. Mcgregor , a mrs. Ramsay. 2, d. A 3, v. K. I Oxford pumpkins a mrs h Tel Uffe n Tyr Folk peas 1, mrs. F. Watson. 3, r. Kurnas an wipers Green 1, mrs. Of Watson. Mrs 3. Mrs. H. Ramsay la Barb. 1, mrs. A. Campbell. 2. Mrs. A. I. W. open paterson2 mrs. Pie. I mrs. J. Butcher. Mrs l. Hartley Cut used Pic. 1 mrs. Trinder mrs. W. Dewar. 3 mrs. In Riley in skies. 1 mrs. R. A. Stewart Lay 2 mrs h. Harvey s mrs. Jelly. Mill. Mrs. H Ramsay Meliv. Wild fruit. 1 miss c. Childs 2 mrs. W. Kent mrs. .1. .1. Paterson Jarn. Cultivar i d fruit .1 mrs. K. T. Andersen. 2 mrs. L. B. 3 miss wild fruit Jam mrs. R. Godwin marmalade mrs. G. F. Gamsby canned fruits. T mrs. H. Ramsay. 2 mrs. G. Andersen. 3. Mrs. It. K. Stewart Hay canned vegetables. 1 a. Mitchell. 2 e. T. Andersen. 3 mrs. F. .1. North. C Olle tinn of Vesta los 3 Denise Devulder. 2 Marjorie cloth real. 3 Modiste f Here Wick yellow Beans 1 mar Jerrie erod. 2 Larry lady Mun 3 Morli Ste f there Wick . 1 L. Crox Forroi 2 Kurnit inn Linci Helm carrots. 1 Lail 2 lamp s 3 Larry in Ray Muri golds 1 Croyl my. 2 Gail Kerna mid list zinnias 1 . 2 la. A Gail it of in it a Turku. Marjorie Couff cd 2 2 Jimmy Roy. .1 Tail i no Ford Ilijin Murana dec a Plain take. 1 Kmak of Hikoki Sybil Llyrne 3 Lull a Murri is. 1 k. Lii rat Lynx a on m in Miry. Sit Nice. Pc rial i Ninf a him Kishon Iva bit inn. I mrs w. It a sir. L Virs. A. Caliph cell mrs. C. A Pratt mrs. I., Lluri Ley. Chili Dlton s. Of Hoof. M Oak in of Der its Nail d tjratli1 1. Print tag Rolf .1 film inn John Noil on Miclia Ivo Odman ing. Loan Roj or irate peek. N Ayon work Inan Sydney a tubes. Tom a Fiew , Bill j Oss i Man Mary in g Rass by paper fold i no. To Ichard Seabrook. Marilyn Gyles Denise Messing xer Fise books Rose Mary m Artel John Norton Richard Seabrook Grade 2. Printing Dayment Gail Barrick Boh writing Dorothy Besant Finise Gray sex rown a v bloodworm a Squash a Lee Rise Hook Darling Moerike. Dorothy pin m los Dan Lom aloes. Ripe Small. 1, d r a. Bruce Ceddes Crayon work Raymond no for f n mrs. F Terr. Carolyn Byrnes paper rutting. Sell Ilson to Magocs Ripe 1. Mew. A Irr Lund. Dorothy , Bryan Dykes. Hilds o. .1. Tool Refl. 3. A. A Pel Lutt tomatoes. Srein. 1. A h. Martti mrs Douglas g. Bulcher Tui s us Eili. 1. M. . 2. Mrs. I May i d. Sci differ any other Vyeki i. D. To Glt. 2, mrs. M. A. Wetter Here is a Young Winnipeg figure skater who is taking time out for a vacation in her Home town. She is Shirley Winter of Avenue who has been attending the Vancouver summer skating school. Her teacher was Al Bert Enders. Olympic pairs Trainer. Shirley a Winner of a number of Silver medals in school figures and dancing will join the ice cycles for their Winter tour at the end of her three week stay. Klancy Marvel and while. Belly Schroeder Bob Yvonne Knelt Nichol Donald Brush drawing. Irvine. Stanley Denmark offers boost in Bacon eggs to Britain by Leslie Bishop London aug. 20 special Copenhagen reports stale that Denmark will offer considerably increased quantifies of Bacon and eggs 10 the United kingdom in Anglo danish Trade talks beginning at Copenhagen. Aug. 30. The purpose of the talks is negotiate a new Trade a g r e e m c n t in of the present pact which operative until sept. 30. Under the present agreement the United kingdom is paying approximately s5 per hundredweight More for danish Bacon than she pays for Canadian Bacon. During the first six months of 394s Canada supplied three quarters of Britain a total Bacon imports amounting to nearly hundredweight while Denmark supplied 300.000 hundredweight. Britain undertook 10 Purchase so per cent of Den Nark s exportable surplus of Baron n the year ending sept. 30. 19-Lrj ind 90 Pei cent in the year ending sept. 30. 19-19. I in the forthcoming talks Britain s expected to ask for sports and lower prices. Denmark seeks higher prices and will ask Fot he doubling of British Coal of i ports to Denmark at Presnol 150.000 tons Pel year. Belgian Cement fir if Quality Cement available for prompt shipment from Belgium. Estimated Del Varv in Winnipeg 5 weeks after of orders. For further deut a Conifer Industrial sales limited Sun life by Dpi. Montreal Brown. Marv original drawing Lim Fowler. Ken Bell Brush drawing. Mary of Miler. Ronall Barbai i Home landscape War color. Is a Belle Rodger Hihi Mary Soper Black and White june Frost Tom Mary Fowler. Red Cross conference Stockholm aug. 21 a count Folke Bern Clotte was elected president of the 1.7th International red Cross conference which officially opened Here inlay. The five Man Canadian delegation is headed by or. Fred Routley of Toronto National commissioner of the Canadian red Cross. H1uimk r. K. Us Warl play. Asters 1, 13. 1yind mrs ,1 it Puklus Antirrhinum Tal Bowen 2. R. K. Steward in miss Childs Antirrhinum. mrs. .1. .1. Paterson. 2. Miss Chi Iris i is. P. Brown rare Lions i child mrs Las. Low Cosmos. I. R. Pwarl.-1-Tay, 2. W. D. Mckibin Critsis w. Trinder Dahlia show i b Turson. 2, Donalda Dale d. Rodg i a Cactus. B. Pelourson Dahl i huh j., miss Childs 2, r. K. Stew a 3. W. Trinder Dahlia Pon miss Childs. 2. Mrs. Jas Low dial he iks a mrs. Elsie Clancy. 2, Daphn own 3, miss Childs Gladiolus i Spike r. F. Perterson. 2, w. .1, Cherewick d. B. Sparling Gladiolus. ,1 spikes i ,1. Cherewick. 2, e. H. Martin. 3 Peirson Gladiolus h spikes Primul us 1, a. L. Mcgregor 2, b. Pc Ursoi 6 spikes .1. W. .1. D. B. Sparling k. H. Martin Holly i w. J. Chere Vii k. A b. Plur i i mrs. A. Prau Raj Ilgi Lnch. 1, mrs. J. J. Pilim son 2. In her. I miss fill Hlf marigolds. At drawn. An .1. 13, plur san 2. , Chillis A i. Bark a 2, c. A. Prai i. Or n. Lewis Pansi ii i. Miss Chilli jew cud in 3, mrs. Unilla rid i Lublin 1, in. Kin Ger 2. I. Cod win a Hon Hilt Puelui , inti Lulf. I v Crux on. 2, mrs. I tunes Low mis lids Phlox Hii Luul. 1, k. K. By 2. Mrs. J. J. Pali Sun. A b. Putur i i of. I w. D. Mcky Foshin b. i not s. Mrs. clares. I blooms. Mrs. Elsie 1, Buven. 2, r. Godwin mrs. .1. Ijo Uylas so Ahimsa. 1, d. Rod a 2. Mrs. .1." Douglas stuffs. 1, mis lids. 2. Mrs. F. Brown Sweet peas re 1. Mrs. J. Douglas 2, mrs. C. Gol i but Larson so Rufii Pas Lijah ail 1, mrs. Gottfred. 2, miss a. Child mrs Douglas Sweet Pas. Mix fire s. K. . J. R. K. Stewart Hay mrs d. Thomson collection of , 1, mrs. Of 1-Ianif. 2. K. K. San wart b. Pm set cd peas Novice c. Gut Fil a Bow of peas 1 pour Sim 2. Miss cell tvs5, mrs. F june Var Una 1, miss c. Ihl lds 2 i1. Brown , .1, mrs Jamr a. G. Chilli is. 3, i Polis Iii Ift. I. S. T. Barker. 2, mrs j i Irr Suna mrs. C. A. Pratt an hit Vij Irley of Ribitwer. .1, g. Childs miss Sybil Lurne i k. K. Stewart in s nil h Hie of Ling Ruimin i Able i. Mrs. Vav c. Camp ii 2, miss c. Chillis m. Mrs. It of darn Rahlf Arry i mrs. K Hiu 2, mrs d. B. Sparling. M. Mrs. B ii Jii Sidt Liard i Hewer arrangement 1, mrs. In. B. Spat lint 2. Mrs. F. Hume mrs. B. Petit Sun int sect of mix Yarden , 1, mrs. D. B. Sparling 2, miss g. Childs fir ranged Basket o flows is mrs a Pelourson 2, miss g child a of Annua is miss .1 Childs Basket uf1 Ladislus .1, w. .1 2, b. Plur san cum Elilion 1, miss Douglas 2, l. V Lacula Gladiolus Competition one Spike open to greater Winnipeg while or Blush White 1. A f. 2, w. Rowland-1, w. -1. Cherewick yellow or Orange w. Of. Cherewick Pink Salmon or Rose .1. A. F. Blonde North 2. W. Lady Man 3. .1. Cherewick Scarlet or red W. J. Cherewick 2, d. B. Sparling1, a Rowland purple 01 visit a 1, d. B. Sparling 2. W. .1. Row land. To. W. J. Cherewick Smoky free i. W. J. Cher Wick 2, d. B. Basket of Gladiolus d. B. Spar Ling vast of a b. Sparing. 2, b. Petur Hijii. Pot plants two plants mrs. K. T. Andt son ferns 1, .1. ,1. Paler Sun 2, mrs. O. Pros Selli airs. James Low put Plant flow Triny 1, miss g. Childs 2. W. Webster mrs. H. Luis it a put Plant foliage mrs. K. T. Andersun 2, miss g. Childs Afri can violets . K. T. Anderson. 2, mrs w. Well set 3, mrs. H. Harvey. Kights Straw berries. K. Cd Ivory 2. G. , 3, a Mcgregor raspberries mrs. C. Gnu Rod. 2. L. E. Plums 1, a. Gregory 2, l. K. Dayment 3, mrs. F. Watson grab nipples. I mrs g. F. Gamshy. 2, r. Gregory. .1. Mrs. J. H. Cra apples preserving. ,1. Mrs. I. a Addoffe 2. Mrs. G. Gamsby 3. L. K. Daymen i apples n. Rydock an fruit. 1, mrs .1. Douglas 2, mls Childs. K. T. Anderson. Egg White. Mrs. A Campbell. Infant s jacket 1. Mrs. V. N. Kirby. 2. Mrs. F. By own 3 mrs. .1. Cotton dress 1. Mrs. It. H. Young. 2. Mrs. C. Currie 3. Miss l. P. Castle a Hiiri s v Wester 1. Mrs. R. K. Stewart 2. Mrs. F. Brmvn.1 3. Mrs. Currie s swi apr mus a p. Cask. Mrs. C. Davis 3. Mrs. I. Edinger cent s Miss l. Castle., 2. Miss Helen i Ore Plain garment. 1. Miss Helen More. 2. Mrs. R. A Rook 3. Mrs. R. Cd ingot tailored garment 1. Miss Mary car stoic 2, mrs. M. Hyoung. 3. L. Castle Petit Point. 1. Mrs. C. Currie. 2, mrs. F. Brown knit led shopping bag. Helen More plact1 Mats 1. L. Casil c. 2. Mrs. A. N. Lewis s. Mrs. R. R Crochet quilt. 1, mrs. Brown. J. Helen Moore Sriri s mrs. R. Mis Helen Moore made of used cloth. I. Mrs. C. 2. Mai. H. G. Rooke. 3, trs. R. Ludy Eccl Nsncy. Holnis stir i old l honks. Nln rpm old. Ludith Mclyn sky Nnrman Cut dwell ill while. Moran , div no of Wilher Mac Kwaii . Alan to Levit Tira Tui drawing. Morim child who David Boi Ltd Idle. He Wilher Nua Melnyk. Allx Tiht Ali Thomson a writ in Lilii strip Milicki. I in Orts. Lilly is Rich Vicki. Alsa h Thorn son. Marilyn gillia.1 i Eftink . Christine Wai Kins Dale Bulcher i May Mikk Lescin Witter color drawing George Mai thews. Roy Mikkelson. In is i Caber Nick Black anal White. Barbara Zyha. Annie Zyha. Ray Mikkelson. Cd Sariri 5 project. Jim Hart Dannie Barker Shirloy Kab Virnick Lack and Derook Whitmore. Terry Jeffries Marilyn Bowers water color Carol Long Ley. Donald Nic Liol. A Cradine Powers calendars. Bill Mcnamara Marilyn Fowler Carol Longley 6i note books Eleanor Karvey Dolores Proulx Mercedes Flowler Black and whits Mercedes Fowler. Dionne Bri Tain. David Matthews water colors. David Rad Tirre. Florence Curlovich Michael Lang i cling i Ards Joyce i bag Gheorg a borne Dolores Proulx. 7 notebooks Donna Griffith original water color Stanley Martel. Man Macel Rygor. 13ft to Schnieder water color. Dirk Freestone. Bet by hear Canada s Brilliant Parlia semarian John c. Diefenbaker k.c., Public Parks Board tender scaled lenders Inan Kori Fly proved shelter and addressed to he chairman of ihc1 Vinacc commit lick. Public pass Board for the construction of play ground Shel or at a Bufond Street and River ave nut. Will be a the office of 1he undersigned in in 4 . Fri Dikiy. August 27th. 1p4s. Phys and specifications May be obtained a the offrim of the Board. Each tender be Aoe Jam Punio by a certified Cheque to 5 v of the Lender. The lowest or am Toncich not necessarily . F. T. G. White. Supei into Dent. Public Parks Board local and Long Distant hauling phone 92 951 we move pack store and ship safely to any part of the world Star storage Ltd. Open Public meeting 4 can Freedom 8.t5 p.m., thursday aug. 26 fort Rouge legion Hall 4 j6 Obs firn rou1.ll of Spon Siml in in ugh progressive 25 buses Fob Sale for Imundi Ile delivery. Inu a Rily Type. Capacity 24 to 137 passengers. Of Sti of run st.ruc1.ion and Lati design. Bust s now in Cru Muir operation and inspection by any time. These buses Are practical in every was for school transportation also for Sale engines. Model 20a. Completely overhauled with units. I32 seats of Tropic Aire acc liner seats and 5-passenger rear Chesterfield seat All mohair covered. Or inc or phone greyhound lines Calgary Afta effective today bread Price is reduced effective saturday. August 21st. The undersigned bakeries will the Price of their bread to the Ipac in effect 31st. This a Tion is taken solely to Frith Wai Lime prior up and Trade Board order no. 7s7. Issued August 19th, and not because the costs of baking bread have been reduced in any Way. The order made without prior consultation with the halving Industry also freezes the Price of flour hut this has no effect on her and costs As the Cost of flour to bakeries remains the same. So that the i Hille will he fully informed to ii rasp in Lii pad prices put into effect by the undersigned on August 12th, 1948 was Marl necessary by the great increase in the baking Industry s Casip sinc a bread Price were set in september 1947. During these eleven months 1. Of bakery employee have increased 10% of plus new eos of living Benussi amounting to a further 10% to 2. Very substantial increases have taken place in the costs of baking malt sugar milk lard shortening. Other material Wax paper Cartons boxes have also increased. 3. Costs of doing business have increased generally. These include freight and express charges equipment and machinery replacements delivery costs heating Etc. These reasons for higher bread prices still apply today but we Are forced by government order to reduce prices. We appreciate the Public s acceptance if the August 12th increase based As it was on an understanding of our increased casts. We Are hopeful that the government will make a further study of this viral matter and put into effect a policy that will be fair to All Consumers and Bakers Canada bread company Ltd. General bakeries limited Westons bread and cake Canada limited Marvel bakery limited Brown s bread limited ;