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14 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 CANADA GRAIN YIELD SHOWS GOOD INCREASE Crop Estimate Figures Show Greatest Yield of Oats In History of Canadian West, Experts Say Saskatoon, Sask.—-Western Cana- da's harvest is drawing toward a close. Much grain already, has been thresh* ed. What the yield will he will not be known with exactness^for several weeks. Estimates by croi> experts of wide experience have beet) made for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta which embrace the western prairies and are the greatest grain producing provinces in Canada. The estimates are: Wheat 248.423.(100 bushels. 17.461,000 acres; oats .W7.785.0O0 bushels. 9.522.- 000 acres; barlcv 41.334,000 bushels, 1.846.700 acres; flax 6,099,000 bushels. 568.000 acres. Acreage and yield in each province are estimated as follows: Manitoba: wheat 2,658.000 acres..38;- 541.000 bushels: oats 1,900,000 acres, 66.500,000 bushels: barley 850.000 acres. 18.700.000 bushels: flax 91.000 acres. 819.000 bushels. . Saskatr%wan: wheat K).3<>3,000 ;tew<1457W.00() bushels; oats 4,903.- 000 acres, 196.120,000 bushels; barley »-.-.-......*'■-■- tUa x-mnr 570,000 auca. 4,56ftQ0fr 1ru¥helrr-ry^TcatrXegfoti is helping thTem plact th< 193.(MK) acres. 4,053,(KX) bushels. J flowers with florists and gift shops.. Alberta; wheat 4,440,000 acres, 64,- 800,000 bushels; oats 2,719,000 acres, 95,165,000 bushels; barley 456.700 acres, 9,134,000 bushels; flax 90,000 acres, 720,000 bushels. . Big grain yields are reported in newly settled areas along the Canada ian National Railways. The oats har- vest, it is thought, may turn out the greatest in the history of the Canad- ian West. Many parts of the country report yields of 80 and 100 bushels of oats to the acre. REAL VETS FAMILY Ar-f-amily which in itself is a thriv g watvyVterans' society has come tc iiig \var%yV tenuis' society nas come to the notice of the American Legion in Independence, Kas. Thirty-three able-bodied meii and women call the Civil War veteran, Manna C. Bruner. by the familiar "papa". Of the lot, the father, soldier of the Union in '61, is proudest of his even dozen sons who served overseas with the ; American forces in t'he world war. Of the re- ma inder, 20 arc girls and one son was too young to fight. The oldest is 42. COAT BEYOND PRICE For the return of a tattered old army rain-cape, almost worth its weight in gold because of sentiment attached to it, liberal rewards have been posted by American Legion ser- vice men of Toledo, Ohio. The cape, property of Rev. H. F. MacLane, chaplain of an infantry regiment in France, was used by him to cover the faces of dead soldiers lying in the Flanders mud and rain while their graves were being dug. 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