HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-12-15, Page 6The Dominion
Department of Aglrieuituze
has issued a report describing
M AT
EVE
SH OW
about
The British Market
for Canadian. Farm Products
It deals With Beef and Store Cattle,
Dairy Cattle, Dressed Beef, Horses,
Bacon and Ham, Cheese, Butter,'
Condensed Mille, Dressed Poultry,
Eggs, Canned Fruits and Vege-
tables, Fresh Fruit, Honey, Maple
Products, Tobacco, Hay, Alfalfa
Meal, Grass and Clover Seeds, Furs.
You may have a copy free
Write to
Director, 141arketing Service
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa
Issued under direction of lion, James G. Gardiner, :Minister,
going into winter with a very light
'top. In Moron County, the *Minute
u poultry 'being marketed is 15 to
25% lighter than last year, but goal•
ity Is well up to average. The
atrt:uge or lull wheel is clown some,
wheat in Brunt, with very little) top.
Lincoln reports a good demand for
dressed poultry, as well as rive poul-
try, especially w(11 finished young
cockerels In Middlesex the de-
mand
e a nand rut butcher tattle has been
practically at a standstill as m.uO
drovers took substantial losses on
cattle bought h1 November, 4:he''.
bawl been selling there at 95c a btteh•
el, oats unci mixed grains at $1.20
Der ' t,, barley' at 55 to 65e per
bushel, In Iteterborough C.'mnty
the acreage of fall wheat ha4 in-
creased about 15'1 and while there
are a number or very fine stands, the
majority of fields ilo not show the
usual amount of top. in FrOntea-
at surplus stock is gradually being
marketed and prices are lower as a
consequence, market hogs there be-
ing about $7,00 per cwt„ and dry
milclr COWS from $30 to $40, The
L,g and Poultry Assn, in Renfrew is
holding weekly pools at two aertres
in rhe county and nlanage:'s report
increased shipments over last year,
:Bilk fed A chickens were down in
price recently, but netted the lural.
ors 22e lb, The Manitoulin Cu -
operative Turkey Growers' Assorts -
lion have more birds listed titan
last year. They plan to sell two
full carloads of Christmas Metiers
in Toronto early in December 'Total
of 44.000 lambs left Rainy River Dis-
itriet this fall at tut average of
$7.00 per Iamb to the farmer. Sev-
eral carloads of hay have been
brought into the Sudbury district
coating about $15,00 a ton to the
funnels.
aw.
News and Information
For the Busy Farmers
(Furnished by the
Departraenl of Agriculture)
-Don't Want Fat Hogs
Te is particularly difficult in these I
'days of lots' of feed and low prices i
to get fanners to realize that the 1
market does not want a fat hog, se.
least not a hog of the fatted type, I
•80 popular a decade or so ago, The
:hog that ,takes the premium today i
'is the select bacon type, which is
•comparatkvely speaking, a lean I
hog weighing 180 to 2,20 pounds:
off cars at stock yards. Such hoes,
have a jowl and shoulder light and
smooth, a hack from neck to UP.;
evenly fleshed, a side long dropping
stmaiglrt from the back, a belly ah ,w.
lag thickness of 'fleshing, a Rank
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 - INGERSOLL
PHONE - - 72
R
1'i�iE MACHES ON
Recently in cleaning up an old attic,
n bundle of newspapers was found brown
with age. Amongst them was a ropy of
The Buffalo Illustrated 14ptt ti' of
July 13th. 1001, in which under the
caption "Some Toronto Gossip" an
interesting article appears.
It Is headed "Tent Hospitals for Con-
sumption Patients", and is evidently a.
press despatch from Toronto, rending--
In a very short time a tent hospital
for the treatment of consumption patients
will be established". It goes- on to stat,
that the selection of a site was eauslee
much difficulty; that the proposal of a
consumption hospital came from half u
dozen City physicians. some of whom
wore willing to donate their services freet
of charge because of the great nerd of
From the soma place
Plague, without travelling
far from Toronto.
With. the approval of the theft Pro-
vincial Medical Olncer of health, Dr.
Bryce, it was proposed to have nearly a
dozen tents, some for conking, °there for
to 115 bo and
first of
ti stunt
\'Militia were
De-
partment.
This proposal was made justthroe years
before the Toronto Hospital for ('nn-
wa tlinstiga fled by it merited change in
public opinion as to the curability of
tuberculosis, forced br the 'ueceas
attained at the little hospital in 21.uskoka
which hod been erected by the Valletta!
sanitarium 't.4nriation 40me right year:,
sober, the first hospital for the treat.flent
if ttI1,T' 31(0.(•, ,n Canada.
Limiting twit t° these early days when
°alirnts Were hoilSCil In tents or can-
vassed, open front wooden shacks,
'ending their own ares, helping with the
generation of food carrying water from
central pump. aMine h r tea, r one 1:•
,empted to think that t r ' rc. was
tlmost worse than the 5(1• sat
What WI , s ,rude& th t,> 11 ,4 leen'
rake the u•lu,ka and 'Inr ,
'peals for ('nnfillMI Ives nad tl' t u rr.
t,Iary (Ie sp,tat for (ttnsumii. ye (hit lrc,:
59 :models of present stay 1sana110115 tc3tl,
Jtelr great brikliegs scientifically '.y1311 -
')rd add attetlanlely darted 83, rre
tktlled medical anti surgical treatment
quay be given. aoruntpanieli ,y tapers
swam; card'
Of coarse, 00011 scoria° is riAt1 y and
'atostt hospitals must have help in ' u•inr,
for thn tuberculoas poor.'That 10 why
you aro asked to contribute. Will you
please send yntlr gift to National San1-
5.rlutn Association, 223 Collage Street,
Toronto,
THE BRUSSELS POST
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 15th, 1037
well let down and firm, a ham full,
and a good general finish with no
excess fat,
The best way to underetand lite
type of hog that gets the doliir
premium is to visit a etOnicyard
or abbattoir or grading station
where hog grading is being done
and see for yourself the type of
hog that nets the dollar premium
for the producer.
Seed Crop Report
Eastern, Northern and Central ..On-
tario
PIPE
TOBACCO
FOCI A MILD, COOL SMOKE
Demand: There 1s a good tie-
mend fur alfalfa and alsike but 4
present demand for domestic ted
Dover, timothy and sweet clover
is rather poor,
Supply: Red Clover -207,001)0
• pounds plus a carryover of 7S,0t19
pounds. IAlsike—Only a few scat-
tered lots left as the crop was peer,
Alfalfa— Only a few sttat.er':41 lots
left. Sweet -clover -225,0011 pence's.
,pias a carryover of 33,000 patteds
Timothy :1,900,000 pounds 11:113 a
Oar'llyover of 075,000 pounds. Tim-
othy and alsike mixtures- +0,nel,
pounds plus a carryover of 011,000
pounds.
Prices. Alfalfa—Fair quant.tie±
are selling at the following p(tces;
26 to 281 per pound for grade 1
and 6 to 21c when in the Tong:), Al -
Bike -2550 to 28c per pound for 'basis
No, 1 and 18-225 from the thresher• --
5. to 5141 for grade No, 1, Prices are
not yet available for red clover and
sweet clover.
Southwestern Ontario
Selling
There
sale
the
than with any other farm product. l 2 cups sugar
There are several reasons for this 10 while cloves
and people who are selling timber ?e cup water
and fuelwood should know them. I 2 -inch piece of stick cinnamon
The farmer is usually at a (head- ` Red coloring, if desired
vantage with the sawmill and 1/z cup jelly (mint, pineapple, or
fuelwood operators as many of cherry)
Slice applies crosswise into iue11
slices. Remove cares. Cook gent.
ly in syrup of sugar, water, vinegar
and spices until apples are transpar-
ent. - Remove from syrup. Ado
coloring to syrup and cook until
thick. Pour syrup over apple
slices, Cool, Arrange &_snap
edge of platter. Fill centers with
jelly,
the Protects from
The Farm Woodlot
(133 I. C. Merritt)
is more guessing with
of timber and ftteiwoud
--•'M a
Christmas
im er Menu
With Cllr:melee just around the
corns, its a good idea to have your
Christmas (limier menu planned well
in advance of Derem'bel 25131. llrr^
la a suggested in(nu with rceipe;
for the mei dishes Which includes
everpOsiug that 1311 be followed ex.
aptly or varied according to your
needs.
sc0tcl, I;acrd Banco. Serves 2.
Shrimp and Celery Chowder
2 tablAspoans tllpiOctt
teaspoon :salt
3 cups 1111110, scolded
2 Oxo cubes
1 881 celory, 1110131
1 cup water
ee cup cooked vette:),
1 cup shrimp, diced
3 tablespoons butter
Dash of cayenne
Add tapioca l and salt to oink anti
cook in double boiler 15 minuets, or
until taplec'tl is clear, saving fre-
quently, (took Oxo cubes, celery and
water together three minutes, add
to tapioca mixture. Add potato,
Shrimp, butter and Caye1100, 131•
heat dad serve,
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Hors d'oeuvres Consomme
Roast Goose-^Cocanut Stuffl'ng
Apple Rings Granberry Mold
• SWeet 'Potato Puff G1een Beane .
Parker House Molls
Salad Greens
Chtffonade Dressing
Christmas Plum Pudding
Dents-tasse
Nuts Bonbons
Coconut Stuffing
2 bouillon cubes (chicken flavor)
1 cup milk, scalded
1 0up soft bread crumbs
2 cups coconut, prr'miuul Aired
4 tablespoons celery, finely cut
(or ?4 teaspoon celery salt)
115 tableepoons parsley, finely
14 teaspoon sage
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon scraped onion
1 Egg slightly beaten
2 tablespoons melted butter
Dissolve bouillon cubes in hot
milk. Combine with remaining in-
gredients, It ixing lightly.
Apple Ring
4 red apples
I/ cup vinegar
cut
diced
them anly sell a woodlot once in a
lifetime, while the buyers have
bought many woodlots in the past.
1. Selling a woodlot for a Lump
sum.
Many hushes have been sold for
a stated sum. The buyer has the
right to cut everything, while the
ownership of the Land - remain; the
same. This system Is all right If
the land isto be cleared for cul-
tivation, but is economically wrong
if it i; to be left in woodland, 'There
are many trees 2 inches eo 6 iecbea
in diameter that have a very small
Demand: The demand for all
items except timothy is now quite
active. Export business ti brisk
for most kinds of seeds In !hie part
iof the province and the 0.1111 Is
moving rapidly,
I Supply. Red clover — 116.500
pounds. Alsike--52,20(1 p„nnis,
Timothy -1,720,00o pottedd, Alfalfa
384,000 potuuls, Sweet clever—
: pounds.
Prices: Red elnver-23c. pee Ib.
1 basis No, 1 geld. and 17 to t,' for
country run, Alfalfa --2i per i13.
biers No, 1 grad'. and 171,5 to S:c
i foo country run, AI,Ik' 2i'- per
]b. basis No. 1 grade and 1731 10
222 for country run, W E ,'t r]•,1' +'
i --61/40 Per lb. basis i.,•7o, 1 g. ..J'•
i and 311 to tie for country rim. ..0,,.0.
� othy-1 Act ,i-ef 11, h, is 'N , 1
I ,grade and 1111 10 21',e for t• enety
ii run. •Canarlie, bite grass --0'. per
I ib. bas11s NO, 1 grade and 6 to 7'' nal,. n1' the standing ihnber mai he
for country roue
made as there are volume 011:';
bhtr
give t
h°
heard
.foot
ea
u1,
1,t8
Reports byCounties
am1 cnucordwood in frps ordiff 1ent
1 Halton Count) reports fall wheat diameter& and heights.
Cranberry Mold
Treasurer's Sale
Howlok Township Farm of 200
Acres Sold for $521
Disposal Sale of Lands
,---.------q
The Canada Company offers the following
Lands far Cash Sale:
Conc3sslon Lot Number of Acres
6 ,00 Wes
50 acres'
75 acres
103 acres
8 - 50 Aare33
50 acres
11 50 acres
25 581'03
12 98 acres
At a treasurer's sale of 1a11,11 fur
taxes conducted by A. H. Erskine,
County Treasurer, at the Cour:
House on Tuesday, eight parcels of
laud were sold for $818, one 200 acre
Holviclz OOwBllhip farm bringing
top price of $621. .
There were forty-two parcels on
the list, but twenty three were re-
deemed before the sale for au ap-
proximate total of $1,240, Eleven
pe'cels remain for the adjourned
sale on December 22, Taxes owing
on these farms and lots total $313.
71,11
1 package lemon flavored jelly
Powder
1% cups warm water
monetary value now If cut, but tee cup celery, finely cut
their potential Value is high, ea they le cup canned crushed pineal'pie
are 20.50 years old and if they are 1 cup thick cranberry sauur,
out i; will mean that it will be 20.50 sweetened
years longer before there 8111 be Dissolve jelly powder in warn we -
merchantable timber again, Also, I ter. Chill. When slightly thicken -
the less valuable trees such as I ed, add celery, pineapple, and cram
peeler, paper birch, ironwood 811d belly sauce Tun into 11101a.
Iain cherry get a start in a chew. until tem. Serve es relieb with roam
out woods, g00ae.
2, Selling small lots fur fne:wool.
1'`uelwood is often sold this 11'13
,,privately o rby public anr"3on,
This phut usually ]nines
tial financial returns The min
buying the lot pees a fair wive, be-
cause he does not put much Value Oh
his labours as the work 114 01111, nl u':1
fluting the winter mouths ell -a
work
atiter is not pressing.
bids On nese lots are 1110(1" Itr'-d
largeiy by the number of large trees.
The seller could reserve- the small
trees and he would receive about as
crumb for the lot. A better sway
would be to nteasure and stat•, the
trees on the loo' Pilot are to h-, Fold.
This information would be iriv, 1t at
time of sale and would ollnt;,,ate
much of the guesswork wite'1 the
lot is auetloned,
3, Selling all trees above a ems
tain diameter.
This method is Much better than
soling with no restrictionses the
small trees are Ir.ft, The obj •011:,31
to this method }s that there are
u:eua11y many trees above th's diu-
mt•ter limit that should b'• ' ami
same below 11111 should be o , my.
Pd
4. Marking the till g to be rat
and Welling for a. 1111np stun hr at
u stated price per thousand foss the
limber and t•,ol11W0;d. •
This tr,erhn,l shnu1i) hr, (1- ;1
n+err, a,- it 311 flit' 151 bath Iia' Il••1'
as lid b,ty'+r 5:3411 thr. 311111 ,opt r '1
to pat' It 1113 0110110 loll wt n1.1 ],E•
wr'lj sprert, '0111' osl7hrg hr ,h1e
11'-It,11l:d fool and by the oerel
e11tn 1151('•1* guesswork, An ':':l3•
Sweet Potato Puff
1 11.1' p'm11 •"_''
taillesporrs butter, melted
Its teaspoon reinter
'•a cup milk or cream
2 cups Mashed sweet potato
1 (egg yolk, si1g11t1y beaten
1 (•g; white, 15 lily beaten
Add butler, ,,-a:nee:rigs, and milk
to sweet Potain. Add egg yolk;
then fold In egg white. Hake to
greased baking dish 111 mai/Orate
oven (375 degrees 1',) 45 minutes, or
un i] brawn Serves 4,
40
N 1hi 30
IV Vs 38
39
21 1/9 32
I3 1.5 33
W. lie 31
Nth E1/a 31
S. PL. 31
Concession
10
MISSIONARY BODY
ELECTS ORFICERS
Mrs. Alex, Mowbray Is President of
,Bluevale Presbyterian W.M.S,
The annual meeting of the W. 11'1•
S. of Iinox Presbyterian Church was
held at the manse Tuesday after-
noon, the vice-president, Mrs, 3, 1t,
Gte'g, -presiding. The Christmas
message as recorded in the Ito tk of
Matthew 131134 read by Mos. Alex,
Moffatt and 211's, Greig offered pray-
ed, During the year inrmher; of
the Society have offered tip "eia1
prayers for :Hiss Irene Stringer,
missionary in India. Miss Scott
read a letter from 'hiss Strieeer,
giving a very graphic account, of her
school activities and her pupils,
The secretary reported a member-
1111ip of 12, with 14 Ylome Halpern,
Eleven meetings Neese held with an
average attendance of 10. The
treasurer's report was not complete
as all funds were not at hand, Ile -
poets from the different secretaries
were encouraging. The elective of
officers conducted by Mr's. Graig, re-
sulted as lollows: Hon, pres., Liss
Barbara. Thynne; Pres., Mrs Alex
11o11bray; let vice -Pres,, Mrs. J. It,
G1 elg 2nd vice -awes., .lirs, Pew
S. Maclewen; Mrs, R 1', Gamins;
Welcome and Welfare sec, Mee, P.
S MaclOwen; Glad Tidings see,
Mrs, J. J. Elliott. lit sec„ elte Ray-
mond Elliott. supply sec„ Mrs, W.
S. Davidson; Home helpers and
Press sec., Miss M. Olive Scot:;
organist, Mrs. R Elliott; est, or-
ganic, MIrs, J. C. Illygins; auditors,
llrs. J. R. Greig anti ,hiss Mdrtlell,
Quints To Be Trained
For Public Stare Same
As "Royal Family"
11
12
13
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North Eaethope Township
Ellice Township
Lot Number of Acres
10 - 100 acres
E 1/ 12 50 acres
Pir 1h 9 50 acres
10 100 acres
12 100 acres
10 100 acres
11 100 acres
12 100 acres
W le 8 60 acres
Except Ry 9 - 94 acres 127 psrebes
1t) 100 acres
11 100 acres
12 100 acres
20 60 acres
Rem. 10 95 acres 145 Per^ices
.e,....... _ .......
14
w t: at /933 0
5..';t1,,;,:8.:f Ae.cek e. D14
Concession
14
t'allautler's ramous Dionne quin-
tuplets will be traiued to withetaiul
'public snare like a "royal family."
Dr, A, R, Defoe, physician to the
world's most noted children sniri
early Monday ee he paused eivetute
home from 20011 teal.
The quints, Dt'. Defoe said will
be educated to understand they are
unigue and 1.0 grow normally not-
with.etancling, just as children of
royal families are trained to '13sre-
gard the great public attention they
attract,
The doctor, going home to North
Bay after a brief visit to Monti eal
on what he described us "private
business," said the. (Mints were
"worth" about $500,000 now altcl ad.
ted; - "'elle only privacy they will
get will be what they buy."
Dr, Defoe said that on bis re-
cent trip to New York he had hot
done his Christmas shopping early,
at least as fur as the gtllute were
concerned,
"Sure,"'113 meld, be had bought
them presents, but he always o.:ugllt
them things when he was away
from home, lIis real Christmas
shopping for them " w:1] be ell: in
Canada,"
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kraaurtant Notice
Accounts, Notes, Judgements
collected
Our collecting dopa er,nr'nt is e
result ,0' years of seeeessfttl expert
tare In cnlleeting local or out•ot
(own aeenantn,
No collection. nn charge. 13&31
8urkes Collecting Agen0 y
(License 0 1 16
it, s
Head Office, Seaforth Ont
BOX 498
Christmas Plum Pudding
ly cup apple, chapped
1/2 cup suet, chopped
t:a cur molasses
2 eggs, well beaten
1,:-, rap milk
2 anPs silted flour
1,4 cop figs, dropped
Iia ('up raisins
tk cup eurranle
1.1 cup (`Urea, slicer]
?a 0111> caddie dt'.herries, (gartered
1 tablespoon mulled orange 31511,
(hopped
1 ca;, almonds, blanched and
(lumped
' teaspoons baking p•,wder
{a -.poen salt
11:1 101r'0 55,5a -
1' u•aalurnn cinnur,lpn
11 e col] 41115111('(5
13 tta'i,n•+it 1101113(8
(minbiile apple,
r r r;. ('nit 01111(, ,Kiri Roar puce;
measure, Mix l:k cup flour with
fruit led nets, ('onb;ne seem Iu•
lug deur, baking, powder sodic ,41,11,
and epiee r.•, told sift 0511111. Add
R n a. mixture. A trot:
, dude (s 1Iv t 1111
' v s
Turn twin t1 111,r t a.rl mold II 111115
3•t 01111, Cover tightly, Steam 3
hours, Serve hot with 'Rutter.
Concession
2
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14
Concession
Hullett Township
Lot Number of Acres
Rem. Pt. le Ry. N 14 21 43 30/160 acres
Rem, Pt. 1;, Ry. N t,{ 22 4 130/160 acres
e Pasture land to be -sold as one parcel
McKillop Township
Lot
7
Rem, E ?4t 3
1
N1Ja P•.?:, 2
Rem. L` 1b i 3
1
Rent, 2
3
4
IT 71 5
Logan Township
Number of Acres
100 acres
46 acres
150 acres'
371,1 acres
39 acres
146 acres
194 107/160
194 5S/160
194
16604
Lot
acree
acres
aere5
acres
Number of Acres
13 (iel 1 75 aeres
2 100 acres
--8'' Ji Good (pasture lot; well and windmill.
Cash offers will be received and considered for the above lands to
14th December, 1937. If interested write for form of offer. Address:
The Canada Company,
Toronto, Oanada.
371 Ilay Street,
23rd November, 1.917
by Grant Fleming, M• G.
A HEALTH bER\ICE OF
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
REGULARITY
Far too many people 1311111 1111011
life es a hit anti miss affair, They
will tell yeti that they just lake
what comes by following the stream
or existence wherever it laud:.
Thele is a certain amount of 11' 1;'
ant philosophy in that way 00 liv-
ing but why, Take a look about
you, All the truth of the matter is
tluti life '5100 never intended to be
lived that lakes of mature died°-:" t0
an observant person that there. Is a
plan which follows a definite rutin.,
whether it be the touting and going
of the seasons, the rising of the surf,
the blooming of the flowers or the
falling of the leaves, 'What is drat?
Because nature is not a bit and
miss affair. Nature does things ac-
cording to ac?hedule and with con-
stant regularity, NA(ure can be de-
pended upon 110 matter what oc-
casional divefgenc es she may show.
Man was created as part of na-
ture's plat, The laws of nature 1f
kept or broken bring (heck a.gn'opi-
ate rewards.
When it comes to ordinary (1t•hlts
the should he guided by a el1et
lvhinll is emulate and iegul!u', Now
that doesn't mean time we auger st a
humdrum or 11105100011,1n$ exieteneit,
not at all, But It isn't neves ;1 y to
leave meals at' irregular Minis. to
sleep just when one can eonve,11;,01.
ly [10 so, to oxen se or not just as
the spirit moves one, N1 malt', life
erolth living, On the other bund the
111'1 sou who cerin vat es mole l'
habits of eatitll0, F1r5011114' (311(1 oxer,
MHO w111 he 1330 heallhler rot deem;
tin, 14 is ,t well known fart (heat.
boys awl girls and ohler people ton,
when living under email thins whei'' ,
t[. 511111141y of life exists fret better r
I
end look better, c c t, 'Che human body I
10:1:1, 10 thrive- on regularity of at. i
tentton,
One of the commonest complahtts
to which mankind 13 heir is conttt-
Itatian, And one of the commonest
causes of constipation Is neglect,
The desire to go to stool may assert
iteelf but the individual Is busy
about something else and the desire
is not acted upon. Your doctor wili
tell you that one of the best v:aye to
avoid con,aipa:lon or to correct It is
to establish a regular habit of atm
meting nature's call. Even ti:ouee
results are not 111Raye satleftct'lrt'
slick to the MOM anti you will he
gletiftj-d to ser dolt' it will help you
to avoid or overcome this cotanton
eomplal n t,
Questions caltect'uing health, ad-
dressed 30 rbc: Canadian Methal -es...-
sedation, 184 College St,, 'r.,routo,
wilt be answered personally 113
letter,
•---Po,sily1131y or aiumiuum ships is
being discussed in Louden.
-filr yam* / /
;�• 51{2 I Lt!�;, E
"Crown Brand" Corn Syrup
makes happy, healthy chi[ -
t dren. No doubt about that,
for doctors say it creates
Energy and helps to build
strong, sturdy bodies. Chit.
dren love it and never, tire
of its delicious flavor.
TFIE FAMOUS
ENERGY
FOOD
t✓s U
The CANADA STAIW011 COMPANYO.lmited