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11 • . may..?,, .,Gut -To Threw -tion Othe other ridings
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Redistribution 0 ,Ridiligs Will row. smaller populations than-. either the .
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. ••• RailW.4..y travel continue to be the Recent c ensi.W.--Tories May Gain- Ikey:orl)ruce ridings,bit many have
VeAcqr. UPS, 41l: ''this district .w,111 Safeet method of ,gettink• fromane Three to One Disadvantage . may. Much larger poPnlations. Essex West'
have -an•PS1P1•On ,fhq-“reeliniseha, •1402.1; point.,,to .i,nothp in c toiad,,inlice90.,••• Become" Two to 'One Advantage. : to :take j140 -t- one instance, has a pop -
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. - • • , • .I.'Iangels;• turnips and
ulation• of 83;808. The' population •ef
..."'-'7 ..,- , , • 'alari,'•e• „Iaternational League hockey l' . ..
. ., sugar beets tario grown six -rowed barley shown
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• - . team 3105 ;Season --Special Interest ing to accident statistics which have ,;, .
. . Essex West riding was only 49,418• ,,
'ff:t.' - ' .• . Mill be•MunifesP, :dile to Wqr5' Gregg's been worked ' out •bY' the • various . :PlirIng. the past few
..• . • .. .... • • . : ,• • days \i'llmaeords'.i.'•--n 1,921, when ute.previeus. census,. ws4 Are reperted aa- very •goOd Craps gen-
hive 'been heard in Owen Sound
:.%.,...,...,_!.., , !the -Xincardine bail team thie 'sum.: railways Which last year 'carried al Bruce counties 'with:- regard. to • the' population the •ridings of Grey' , and ,erally thrOughaut the pr.ovince 'and
;he growers have been busy! harvest-
,. „ , , • Mesence on the tear. T rY coached traaaportatioti, authorities. Canadian •ia other' mUnichialities In 'Grey 'and . taken., In contrast to this increase in
ing,• tlieir yields:
••' -: ,.'..., :.,,, -:.- • ,..irer •eV.0-2 tOPI100..".F.L.-: host of • frieUda.
• . - ,O14,,, ,Grao ;and: reoinger, foimed,.... the Vadet. three. Onion as many ,peopleson redistributien :bill, -Whieli, always fel. Bruce have all.bact their.: Peptilations
lows a..!•cortims,, says. tbe, Dant sun, reduced very slightly, it is true, bn ''' ',• • ' . ' ' ...^'.• ''''''''''' . . •
., ...,see,md•lin,3.-in 0* -ili,p,"we 90:-.$1040 their 7Pliesenger.,-traineHas--comprise
the total population of the Dotalnien 'Times,- Which icontinnes: ; . . . , 7 • atilt re/med.-In 1421 the figurer; Were Reports .: would indicate that live
•, • •. It is rumored ,014 ,the .fom.,rid,.. Grey, North, 30,667; .greY , Senthwest. rtock, ::especially••cattle, are -going f..,;or c mlutlattia;e'llijaanhilofrcatfueerdelooceheaerd.,. ,.
• ,miglit,,'rind lOokod eicceptidriallY good
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London .grat,i'bed. a 3.te..1 victorY and eitablished.i remarkable • safety re. . .98 38A, Bruce,VIerth 20,872; . Bruce late '• Winter • conclitfons in excellent
:•'::',.'‘,;.:,,,,,' ,,. ' • "pa the 4011,40.!lead.csh,ip,, cord .0o.iy, three
ver,sous , out . of .20,4 lags.. la • thesetWoCOUnties ... Will be ''•.' "•-• ' .. .
• . , , , . comhined,Iiite threeridings. M• pre-' 4911111!."23'413' In 114W 14 either is: Wel, Ley fici;dt.ivtlicrif•mre.,.4ouhnedriineeis,s...frfca‘11„.' „,...,, • .,:
"7' , ‘•• a', hockey •••Meeting • in. - Xmcardine. fluinka to t.he,.Medern equipment era'. counties in :'* :. TXIOliiii'. 4"P %ill: Pea,i'li;e4;in:asbti:adt,?tistil:Pl'hi:u9Ssi:e' 11:atti:ce::, ithaPe? and
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.. - • • • -.,. ,, • al. •.• ! a - ,, e. :.,. A* ' .* ., • :. ,•• '' .:50-.550. •PasSengaaa 'wire killed while. seat a OonservatiVek..4..14eilds,‘'iii'd i,,„ , comed,becaliee it,Prolouga,tbe pastiii-.
-lame; Wari,itr,gliig:the necessity ...Of • • , - • • - •Themselves,,viiith three representatives' period:;,- ; •',: ,1 ' .., 4. , ''' 7' . • .. ' ' ‘e.e,C1i,!e:a. .,!'
:,‘Ilt;:. ;i'nferrF;t14M:(4aitteerr._..4.:ra-,n$1, .7
....., .. ..... TAA, lievilew-Rlorte.r In: , , , .,,iutosogets,. to, .4.,,canctovoi ,..raiitoad. 4 pinitieionivp,...rnoteliont .;.....ilfei4. . to themselves
Grey and ,prliccit 5055,00c.:;:si,q1 . 404 .:',rigl, season and • shortens the,....,.s, t:ab. pig,: ,. , , • -
• ' ' ' • ' - • • - - - . ' • . - ' •',Binee • the Conservatives are 'in • power
-)-4-, ;(•.,..,,•-•Cliureb. League hockey hee'lieen•POPu.:':910Yed 'and to the . eternal Vigiltinee . -,• „ • , ., .,: • - ., the rechstriba . on bil •bas passed the
••:•ir•I',._-• L.,,,,_• ,;•;,- i ..- .,,, .-- _,__...•• .. -i_„_, .,•," ,,,.,,,,'. -..,..,,,.... ,-.,..:..",..- : ., -..i..;;•: ,' ': • , 'and . FodistrilaitiOn ,,would.....0f.'•e911F,§,e';'ET' • ''.•;• .:•r . :•.: J‘ :' .:, ".‘ ''. •:' ...; j'',J:": '.;.•!. ' ;•'' ' 11114. Chicag9. show *'• ''''''' '''''''';*'. '
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. • ' . :In result aiateriel: his'be64- .developed charged with the .safa operations of pro :that the: izawal.• aiipa of' C5111.4; ' ,.. ke54rOO4 to say.:115-i; such. a • ineva,,' aroM• inentt
• part in the cemPe fa we •
: . ..• -• - • af • sheep are serious enough at any
. • ••••Which, .. ft'i thoUght, ...weirld -permit ' „rime and cause more direct -lees than. .• .. ' •
train -s.• •• . • ' .' ' • • •• 'wail& Eziphrasie and St. Vincent and as . that' Outlined =mild meet with 'passed of the 1932 ' IntetaatImial
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• • • g° 'r -•214 OS r 3•11 I 010 7 a grr etatiMr : "A i i 117' • . ' ' . • „ • V • • •
when the sheep, are in winter .,
.. . . - . ' ' • • -''Irrity": wille" added :SetitheaSC-GtSY --la-tbe-the-n,I.part.,,pf..,„beth. „Gray.„.aatti,-to-Dee.'.3rd -in••-conneetion with .,_1? -e -T-194
,he International.. Live Steck Exposi- •
-ion.. A. .:}I. Martin, assistant' director
of the Marketing ' Branch of the De-
CANADIAN•,1:RAILVAT# ,CREATE
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INFORMATION
FOR Tin BUSY: FARMER
(Furnished by the. OfitiiiriO Departiiient of Agricialture)
,at the Royal Winter Fair, The first'
prize - centrists of a gold medal ad •
five hundred dollars. The other cash
Prizes are . relatively 'smeller.
Barley entered in --this: cOmpetitimi
will be judged more 'for' suitability
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inraider-We-critiemm—The- '-7=a-1-2.i IHi-y-StaronA-elliZago-Ntiv-- Y "P
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:Fed' by the-older-iilaysirs a-senior:alum- -- . a. .
quarters it is even More important, .
. in what LOaguethese'propeped feams 8,850,1135 to 1 againet being killed ities to rid them of all sources of irrita- •, „, ..
:Would heentered iti net knoirnby the. While a passeager on ii Canadian of the iiding of i•Iotth Grey in- this •redistribution whereby, the old
tion. It is 'especially desirable ,that '
...,..4-4 7 __!,_*triter.:-__- ' '' ' railroad traiii_and_71,9_51A0__Lagainst cithling the•-eity of ()Wen Sound wilCridings would' be braen up mid see --
Elie flock be elea.'n before and aluripg
b j • ed •th- th ' i rt 0 f. tion of Gkey and Bruce kilned to- rt ilt • f Agriculture has charge
• , - ; . -„, ..... * * • • .6 . I , being the victint of an accident
... inside and that the gether. The mOve would .00 be: a of distributing premium lists and I b
am ing, p erwrse e in es ion is
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.-. " !Wellington . McCoy's !proposal te Will cause injury while"a. passenger. sure' to be passed along to the larnbs . ,
• , -:gothl'"gr:100p similar to 1the pikesida As comPiired with railway fatalities southern portion Of the riding of popular one hat ' redistriliution 0 of entry' Cards in this provinee, and
which, will thris , receive- a very ,ser. •
' ' ilkiseball: League hits been passed on erid accidents; there yyere 1,369 auto- North Bruce :will .be jOined.„ to ibe same kind is una,voidable arid the
:scheme previouely Outlined appears will provide &Spies upon. reqUest. Ea -
tons set -back at the most importarit .
„ tO .he the one inost likely to be a;. tries rnay be made' without charge up
liy, • ' Reporter to- Kincerdine' fine.
tizein
• 'will in all probability be entered, but Railway's statisticiani, the odds are
that the remainder of the 'Municipal- and Bruce counties would object o
riding of South Bruce. A survey of
mobile accident• fatalities and. an es- the figures for the 1930 general el-
ection shows that this redistribution.
should give the Conservatives . in
The f ling of the district might well dopted.
tak in • this respect. ; , Euplirasia,- •Collirigyfood and St
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Grey Soatheast an in the riding of Vincent Townships and the towns of
timated 25,190 automobile accident
injuries in Canada during 1931.
The, marked- success of the rail-'
There will bri,a_hookey meeting on roads in reducing the numbet ad-
._ -North Grey and North-:-Bruee,--while LMeaferd -and Thornbury- are trztdi- --tive to take -personal charge- of hand-
to
deaths and injuties among
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period of their lives...; , •
Nevt• 10th. The 0.A.C: will serve
as • taziadian members of the 'small • Properly' dipped in the autumn on •
Ontario 30nle warm day when the ,fleerles •.•
dry out quickly, the •whole flea •
grains .judging committee.
will also have an official representa- will
will remain cleanthroughout the
winter, unless,' of &ante, other •un -
lipped animals are brought to the
,farrn. With the very convenient pow -
Friday. ,evening, November 18th,
, • when plans for•Ilie season will be laid.
• All those interested' in the sport
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' --the Liberals would'retain the seat in tionally. Conservative and their ad- ling the sample; from this province
botb passengers and employees aid South Bruce ; The • redistribution dition to the riding of South east and returning those which exhibitors
not result from. chance but '--fTwa might thus,easily turn a three -to -one Grey may enable the Conservatives request to be sent back. Ontario 'Won
are requested to be in attendance, and
d a
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systemaie pana and intensive
disadvantage into atwo-to-one ad- to oust Mi.ss Agnes M eph l'I, pro a, Iarge share of tile coveted awards
der dips, sheepareput through the
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, ; shorild- come, prepared. to give ' soma drive minimum cif 13other and at a Oost of
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made by the safetY organiza7, v_nt
a age for the 'Conservative:Z. .. gressive li.P., U.) judge from the '1930 in' 1931 and it is expected that our
, • ' practicisl suggestions, for the dearel.. tions . of the railroads of Canada derf _head. The only
'Nething official has yet been done general election figures. In that el, growers will again make a), good only a few cents per
,oping:and managenient of a team., ' Signecto bring about a reduction in , 7-thing-rieeessary--is to -make sure-oir.--r-- •
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• a « *. a all kinds , Of accidents on :the rail, with a regard. to redistribution butt ec ion ;Miss acp ai a a major]. y s owing is year. ,
r•' ' ' A of 243 over Dr Lewis G. Camnbelt . good dip,,dillited to the power strew . :
•.Nevi D. H. A.'rUles have been adop. .iciads. Railway exectitives have come • '
cording to the constitution of the Supposing •that, all those .tOtelli in ' t
auck a move is sure o come. c-. .
ty ofa no edse consigned•throngh the solution slbwly .
". irth,, and that every animal is passed
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.-be-urgent-The-eaccess-of-theleam- affeets-the•-drairi-on the--financial-te-,.., =--. It had been brought to the atten- . ,•,; . .., , . • ' . :
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tel this year, and arore than ever to the conclusion that safety has not - . - . • - Collingwood
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• : the electing of a nuitable coach will only a human value, but definitely '
five.meMbers•nr the Dominion •House Meaford and Thornbury who in 1930
',minion. Quebec is to have sixty- Eaphrasia, St , Vincent, , 'to England • '.
• thoroughly saturated. • - . , :',,t
arid theother:rprovinces-are-to-.7-he- -cast:their-votes fot the Liberal causer '
will depend. in no small measure to .sources Of the railways. , tion of the Ontario Marketing Board tiogpi•oductitili
systematic .1. 7 - .. ..
• matic team play ender the clir- • ' represented in proportion as . their, *.wbrild at the next election vote ,Pro-
opulations compare with 'the popu--•:gtessive. Miss .11facplaail would have that dairy farmers, producingmilk .
Hog .production lias' for many '
•(• „...7e...4ame . . • : raft:of rosects an o the
latiim of Quebec. Thus redistriibtiOn a• total of 8,949 votes. This rwould for
A • ' the maraifeetiire of' cheese, es, • ., -;
years been ' an imriottant par'' t, of
ection of a capable coach who knows As for .5 senior team,:there appears
b.ecemeneessarrafterevery_e .,0e_the_consirvIttivei 3, sii • pecially those in the Woddstock and • . . • -....-
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tming--operation.s.an__uanada;
The matter ; of a Juniqr entry retirement of Bill Reid, after • many • The population of Quebec, in 1931 iotity of 67 votes, tilt it fi extremely Belleville distriets, are watchiog, witn,
. especially Ontario. It may be freely .
* op- : * ------------------------- .eeing i goal,..5aince the .
should be giyen etime thought The years of stellar performance in the Was 2,872,078,- which, divided by unlikely that , All the Liberal support-' considerable mterest an experiment •
ackoowledged that there have been
•• • big argument is usually that. the yil- nets, . • 65 gives a unit a re•presentitticin of ers in the new municipalitiesaviauld to develop new cheese markets. Two
periods when prices barely covered
a4,186. •, , vote ProgresSive., The Conservatives finest carloads of the quality gradei
L costs, but -a:
it is a• fact that the aver- • •A.
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' ." '•lould safely 'expect to get at leastage results of any ten-year period
Figures for the1931census re -
a, few Votes from their former bp- don, England, by the Oirferd Cheese
in the history of hog production -.n
mments. ,
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•• ,, 'lege can't support two teams.- Ia. all
',• fairness to the younger chaps and • •The schedule ,as a rule opens early Fi
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the Mare, of, the , game.'a Junior ea- in January. It is seldom .we have a veal that the _riding of Grey Neth
try is desirable. s . , ' suitalga sheet' of" ice--bfOte IsTvw has a pepulation of 30,2813- that '0#
• , * * I e * Years ,and as a result it is mid-seasOn Grey Southeast a popualtion of 27,-
This brings" up the question,of what before the team strikes its stride. 411 that of Bruce -North 20,466 and
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materialthere is for a Junior team. Some pre -season exercise to harden Bruce South r21,820.. These figures
Give the boys a chance a season the gang up before finning the gliders revealthat there are many more
and no doubt some promising players would permit the aggregation getting voters in the two Grey County rid-
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'would be developed. •• ' off JO a better start in the group. ings. A redistribution would probably
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To coinperisate the 'riding- of North
Grey for the loss of the traditionally
'COnseriative municipalities to the
'east, it is rumored that the equally'
,traditionally Coriservative Munici-
palities of the Bruce 'Peninsula would
,added to this riding. If the num-
patrons' Association, WOOdstotk, and
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the Central Ontario Cheese. Patrons', this Previnpe or anypart-of Canada
sheWs .that 'the production of 'hoe
hasri,chlr yiceeId,ed -a Profit. to the intelligmt
p
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If then over, any •period' of ten
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years, the production; of hogs has
proven to , be profitable, it would •:•:,r,
surely be advisable 'To develop this • •' -
branch -of -farm -production: In
as in any field of endeavor, the. Icing
View of Policy is wise and necessary.
Plans must be laid for -a consider-
able
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able time ahead. These plans should
provide for better methods of breed-
ing, feeding and rearing and the
volunie of production necessary to
maintain Poaition the world's
markets.
eitnneirciat-hog-production-iri-Can-
ada began to be important eboiit
•1880. In the census year Of 1881,
Canada's hog population numbered
1,08,000. Every ten years since that
time the population has steadily in.
Creased, until in 1931 we had. 4,777;
000 bogs. This in itself is abundant
proof that hog production has, on
the average, been profitable.
On apcount of the feet that Canada
produces a large surplus- of cheap
feed grains and has a relatively
small consuming population, it will
be natural that this country will nto-
dtice a surplus of hog products over
domestic requirements. This inevit-
able surplus must be exported. If ,it
is a small amount aid 'in. uncertain
quantified, the marketing of such
surplus is very difficult. Therefore it
is necessary that this country should
develop- hog produetion so as to have
a fair volume of product available
for export steadily.
addition to volume, a 'quanlity
of product whieh will create its own
demand is an absolute necessity. It
is,therefore, evident that the farmers
of Ontario in Idlair- bestinterests
should Produce as large a 'volnme of
good quality product as their eon-
ditions and means of breeding and
feeding will permit
For many years the export market
for Ontario bacon- has been Great
Britain. The serititnent of consumers
In Britain is favorable to our bacort.
Bot the trade there asks that the
quality shall'be equal to that of other
cquntries and that the supply •shall
be dependable. These are very reas-
onable •denutrls and Ontario prir•
riceetrethnie t surely be m. prepared toc
Ass'ociation, Belleville. There he
cheese will be sold .in small lots thrn
the' regular trade ehann.els.'
Experiments will be conducted in'
selling cheese in' different stages of
maturity arid Preference for color. on
the various British. markets will 'be
. ber Conservative votes in 'the
in ti d ' oats of evert
.; 'municiptillties Of St. Edmunds, Lind-
say, Eastnor, _Albemarle, Amabel,
• ion's Head, Cape Croker, Wiarton
and Hepworth were added to the
•ro.es in North Grey, mins the 'east-
..era„...pertionConservatives wonl
have 7,035. The Liberals would have
but 6,842. It is also ;ramined that
Arian and _Tara prey 14s4
beinclud-
ed in this North Grey -North Bruce
riding, In such cases the figures would
be: 'Conservatives, 7,784; • Liberal's,
7,3981 . ,
In 1930 Victor C. -Porteous, the
Conservative candidate, was elected
by majority of 137 over W. P., Tel-
ford, the Member at that time. This
-majority-would--be -increased. by -t•he-
•redietributiOn .scheme °alined above.
If Arran and Tara were not included
in the iding the :Conservatives
would have a majority of 193: if
These Municipalities were included ihe
majority would be 386. In view of
theffact that the Conservatives haya
little chance of winning a• seat in
the traditionally Liberal southern
section of Bruce County, it is sea-
sonable to suppose that Tare and
Arran would probably be included -to
Nst4rrenthgthoerncyt.he C. onservatives hold on
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The Conservatives were defeated
by 461 votes in the 1930 electieti in
South Bruce, W. A. Hall defeating
G. mar14. by that majority. •By
divorcing the Liberal south from the
North Bruce unitirigirto
the South Brame riding the Cother,
waives would make their • chanees. of
uccess even slirnIner. If Arleen" and
Tara were inducted in the ' South
Bruce riding the Liberals would have
9,616 votes and the Conservatives
8,322, giving,the Liberals a majority
of 1,294. if Arran and Tara are in-
cluded, in the North Grey -North
Bruce riding the Liberal majority in
South Bruce would , be swelled to
1,487, the' figitreS being! Liberals
9,060; Conservatives, 7,073:
Redistribution as outlined above
would give theNorth Grey and North
trued riding Popillation of 27205 -
if Arran and Tara were exclucted and
99,4W:if they were -iacluded; phis
the population of • Cape Croker. This
Popnlation is not given -separately
the, dffitial census booklet giving the
poPulatiana of the various polka
ridings, Cape CrOker. arid thiot. aftgeen
4ete.r1"6 beinf ftreufe4
ves g e . g c
nature, including expenses involved
in t•ransportation, trucking, dockage, -
storage, British ' inland freight, etc.,
-as well as the various commissions
made by the British. brokers and pro-
,the.atice-firMS-NV-ill-b-looked--into
Honey Prospects Bright
A cable' to the-Otitatio-Marketi
'Board indicates 'the prcispects for
Ontario honey, on, the British niarket
as exceedingly bright. Empire stocks
of- high grade honey- are low, thus
creating 'a favorable condition, for the
reception of the surplus from On-
tario. The cable states that at 'present
no old Crop New Zealand horsey ' is
available.
Because of a shortage of immedi-
ately available high grade new- crop
honey, present- price,s on bulk honey
,may be abnormally high. It is exr
'peeted, however, that prices will con-
tinue rwell above those of last year.
Service to •Growers-',,
"A real service to the fruit and
vegetable producers is being .effeeted
by the Ontario Growers' Markets
Council," said J. A. Carroll, secre-
tary of the Marketing Board recent-
ly. In order to be in a• position to
answer inquiries and to place ,buyers
in touch with setters,. the council is
sendang out query forms in an attempt
to determine the quantity of winter
yegetables-and tit •-what -Ptice pro-
ducers are willing to sell. Mr. Carroll
pointed out that growers who•teglec-
ted to fill in and return these 'forms
were running the risk' di alloy:414
possiblemarkets for winter vege-
tables To slip from their grasp.
Prizes Per. barley •
According td j. A. Carroll, Ontario
Department of, Agriculture, there le'
a very definite market ' for a god
grade of malting barley. '
• Certain interest's, with the idea
encouraging the grovith of malt,
Ing barley in Ontario, have dotat-•
ad dash, prides to be a -warded th
best exhibits of too_pounils of Gar.
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gether With' a liOVIatiOn • of 822.
Bruce South would have a population
of,31,686 if Aran and Tara were in:
chided in the Northern riding and
34,913 If iitcluded in South truce,
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plus, in each instance the population
of the Saagedri Indian Reserve. Grey
Southeast would be the largestaif the
three ridings with a 'reputation of ,
13/ $47
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