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Facts aa,' . __ - Industry Ex.:
pa,•ding — Tre:nendaac- Increase
is Shown in Manufattclred Goads
Shipped.
Ottawa, March 26 — The state-
ment
went is made by certain Canadian
statesmen that Canada, during the
past years, has made little progress
in the development of manufactur- I
ing. It is asserted that we are only
hewers of wood and drawers of
water for the United States.
Inference Drawn.
The claim is made that we and
out raw materials and bring back
finished products and by !inference,
the youth of the• land is led to be-
lieve that to the south lies hope,
while in Canada there is nothing but
despair—at least until a change of
policy takes place.
Canada, since 1922, has made
more progress than any other coun-
try in the world. Our total exports
of finished manufactured goods dur-
ing tile's period, ;how a greater
growth than ever before recorded in
a country of equal population. Our
exports of manufactured goods per
unit of population is more than
double that of our southern neigh-
bor. The percentage increase of ex-
ports of manufactured goods be-
tween 1922 and 1927 is much great -
e• than that of the United States.
Those facts are matched against the
political croakers.
Let the facts speak. The figures
on which the essici tie notes are
based are as follow::
Percentage of Manufactured to Total
Exports
Canada U. S.
1900 40 ere 4S.0'',
1914 25.7'; 44,0:;.
1922 II,O' ,. 49.S'
1927 ti 2; -.-
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Exports.) i,,lianu"'acrured loads;
1900 ,:3 ,,,. ,ft t),0104.4'ir;J, ut!,OnO
1;r1.1 . 11 n, ; 14.00u 1,02.1.7f:0,000
1922 393,100,000 1.1,172,000
1027 . 499,7`'-1.000 2,110,-1f:11,000
Canada Leads
Taking, the ric in poixtlatiee
•;t 105,000,000 111 1022 surd our 7,t
14,800,000 dt will be found that Ain
-
(Titian capita export of lnantrfactlir-
ed goods emounted to ;;17,80 in
1022 — Canaddan, $34.40. In 1927
we reaehed $19.07 per capita ---- the
United States had crawler} op t,
`*20.30. The Increase of exports per
capita between 1922 and 1027 is not
far from the total of the American
per capita exports in 1927.Putting
the facts another way we have this
amazing statement. With 10,000,000
people, Canada in five years, 1922-
1927, increased total exports of
manufactured goods by $187,000,-
000 --the ''United States with 120,-
060,000, 12 times the population, in-
creased its exports of manufactured
goods only a little more than three
times as much, or a total increase in
this period of ,$500,000,000. If our
exports of manufactured goods were
on the same basis as American, in
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(.. i.• 11.-1t,1 eke
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:.illi.
;,:,' 1d•.r1 - 1.. y `5L19 iinn111ton
hank t 1bher, I e lar,•s lir' :would not
lrc•,r 9,415(1 d -the crin•? if he had
:nd• 1,',:1 elrl;ith.
Fifty-two p' -v' 115 \' tc arrested on
;et9('d:,y and Sunday for being
trunk, but they represent a small
Proportion of those who imbibed too
:'seely.
The Liquor control Board buys
Ontario native wine for tis cents a
r:,lion and sells it for 82.05. The
Border Cities Star wants to know
whether this is covered by the "Blue
Sky" law.
The profits last year of the Que-
bec Liquor Commission, according, to
return of tht- Government, amount -
ea to 6,700,000. The return of the
losses, however, has not yet beets
tattled.
'
- 3Ir. Hanna, "The Strong Man" of
the Linuor Control Commi:siott, has
been reading "the riot net" to the
L1+l''eirs. He tald'them plainly nn
Monday that they are on probation
and th,'ir future business depends
' upon their good behavior. He will
not overlook the tricks numbers
1 of then are now playing to evade
the law.
Here is one question which the
Ontario Minister of Education wi11
not in' ort in the next text -book on
AvPhmetle: "If a profit of 52.504,-
700 is derived from the sale of 817,-
533,059 worth of liquor between
June 1 and October 31, 1927, in the
Government stores, bow gulch will
be sprat in those parses to yield tiro
Treasurer's estimated profit of 0.7:
fr ,9.000 between Noemieheee 1 1927,
O:1. -:l 31, 1939:"
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90(-1.000, whereas our export; were
nearly it -191,000,000, To out It in
,-11 another form, If we carr to lip -
ply the pt4n''nta`+1e basis and 14191:•
it where it can he, applied retrreetly,
v t• stave in 1927, an incr:a.9 over
1922 in our exports of menufaeturee,d
goods from Canada of fit per cent. -
the inereaee in exports of manufa,•t-
tn•1'd goods from the. Unites State8
-,7.urul1,7 the same period was 30 per
,•ant.
The facts given above are taken
from reliable sources—American fig -
twee from the Commerce Year Book
Canadian from the Annual Re-
ports of the Trade of Canada, The
figures carry their own message. Tele
man should read more into them
than they contain. They are written
to put facts worth knowing before
the people,, We can never deli fair-
ly with Ca;ladian problems unless
we know the .facts. -
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The spruce is more sensitive to
smoke than any of the other ever-
greens.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
NINETH ANNIVERSARY
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CASH ONLY
Mother
4ree e Creel ): "last,
Beeeie. yen wouldn't uu.rry a
spendthrift."
Be- sic (flippantly): "1 might.
It would dep••nd on how much
the spendthrift had to spend,"
IT MIGHT BE
WWW'omen, nc'cording to statist-
ics, spend more on their make
up than the government spends
on tvar.,hips. That probably ex-
plains why you hardly ever see
a fellow taking a warship out to
dinner—New York Evening
Post.
1:1�i pt' •,n
API EXCUSE.
A young wife, being twopence
short in paying a bill, called
dotwnstain's to the cook;
"Maggie, have you got a
couple of coppers downstairs:?"
"Yes, ma'am," replied Maggie
"but they are cousins of mine."
1
NOT A.PPRECIATED
The young blood was listen-
ing to an older clubman.
"I saw your father the other
clay." said the latter. "What a
distinguished looking old gen-
tleman he looks with his snow-
white hair,
"Ah, yes,' agreed the son. He's
got Inc to thank for that."
QUITE EGOTISTIC
Willis—I stmt my girl a val-
entine in eribed, "From Your
Only Love."
Gillis—Did she get :excited
over it`:"
Willis—She sure did. She
called toy a dozen different fel-
low: to find out who sent it.
A LteereeERENCE.
Selieltor at I ew County
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GRAVELY ILL
Benito Mussolini Italy's dictator
iv.ho on Sunday pl ..1•led CA',41*
celebration of the 9th .1rtu, tr::;fy
of thce foundling of Int-e'iem1,
The feet of English women :l-^:•
, !owing. 1erger. Four need to be
the. average 'lz,^: not; it i.• five.
in t1,, islend of }iao, a French
posseseion in the mid-l'aritie, rate
serve as n idioms of exchantre, and
with tt .sufileie•nt number a roan can
buy a Swire.
New red11'tions in living -m.4
bonuses in Italy are expected to save
the government more than $1,000,-
000 a year.
So great has been the state-wide
drought in Bahia, Brnzi'l, that the
electrical power supply hae been
greatly curtailed.
Lord Baffled, Lord President of
the Council, former Prime Minister,
and ono of the outstanding British
statesmen of the present generation,
is suffering from heart trouble and
has boon ill for some time, In Jan-
uary he suffered a severe attack of
laryngitis.
France claims to have the young-
est linguist in the world. Winifred
Teirncy, of Lille, is only two years
old, but she can answer questions
in English, French, Gramm and
modern Greek, She is considered
precocious in other ways.
lereeteree
ossa Field Daytainad from the S\,rretary,
Saturday, May 19
Program of Events for Senior, In.
termediate and Jutnier Athletes
Arranged. �T
'1'h" annual track meet of the
1\ ....teen Ontario Seeped:u;y 15 114,143'
,.-<uciutiun will ht, held in London
: the 1"nivtraity of 11.0.1.•,•44 Omar-
'„ f "n :7.d([day, ?lay Ill, 1;494,
i:uiL^'n-, 1,:11 .=cart from tilnc
-
Senior Eve"tc.
Open to any student who has not
p:Iss ed his 20th birthday on Septem-
ber ,, 11127-100 yards, 220 etude,
140 yards, half toile, one mile, 120
r:.rde high hinelle.<,, 12 -lb 'hot, pole
u!1ut, running broad jump, running
high ,lump, jjev,•lin, relay race (one
utile, four men).
Intermediate Events,
f1!v,n to :u,\' stmle 11 who has not
rd b:' 11111 Lind:.•: on fi+eptem-
1 ,n' 1 1927-a-190 \lu'd 220 yards,
110 t • d: , La1L jails^, 1., 5, shot,
ore n• t , _
1.'"'111:"1' it l'!1 .11 til l, bt•nall
I e' ! n; ;51,,:„...7, rod by the•
ti 10 11u , 111 01 1 1 • S1.1'01111 1 t •
A.
The1, raga . °aSeeeireleee
rltuel e .=oeiatien h,. be, m e
situ a tie t ,I' i 1 (11 ,,durlttionel
..yste'ln of Western C). t:u'io.
911 ,
Comp, ,ttllls .a b._ -1t rl to flee
t Lente.
T1 0• ditltdn:1 t t,ln(ala-lupe :7,'e
d1 ria"a on any Lto e :cut=. Th.' re-
l:,r r:,'o 11104' 941 ,'01111t in tlu` 171411-
vidual championship.
,lure . 1-20 yard.. len. 1194.,11,f, per.,
'," lin, relay race Omit mile,
four al, n.) 1
Junior I:v49ts,
Open to a14y student who has not
ied hi. 1 51 t birillthy on Septtm-
berI 11427- -100 yard., 220 yard-.,
ll, 11.;4, riming high jump, tun -
!1.e ty,'o,ll ,lump pole vault., -20 t ndr
low Lill dlt'c, relay 1'a,'(: (quartet'
mile, -four men).
Entries close on Saturday; May
12. Spanish shawls of rayon are up -
Winner., of rt .7,t: in this meet peering to London,
tw!u, :Mein the ::eider/18 required More than $3,200,000,000 has
will represent Western Ontario at been invested in saving certificates
the Provincial meet held under the in Great Britain, and most of this
Ontario Athletic Commission at Tor- has been taken by small capitalists.
onto on September 7. A Bible that had belonged to
No other ineet in the W. 0. S. S. ' Martin Luther was recently included
by mistake in a bundle of volumes
sold near Mons; and no extra charge
was made for it. It is believed that
the buyer was aware of the error
and got away before the dealer had
time to discover his error.
A„ area will be recognized by the
Ontario Athletic Commsaiion,
The public and separate .schools
hack meet will be hell on the morn-
ing of the same day, ;tiny 19, 1928.
Further information may be ob-
Confirm Purchase of
Telephone Building
BLYTII ' RURAL SUBSCRIBERS
HOLD MEETING IN MEMORIAL
HALL.
Myth, MorrhM J . •-, A .special
meeting of the , beeribers of the
Llvth P!r'al ','e111,bo,1.' 1.iy:1i,nn t994.4
held in .,lt•nieria1 114111 this 11'ternoct
to ratify the purelnise of an old
heilding y11 QQue'en stte,'t, Innchased
I:+ the ft '141411' rotllt1ieelon•re 1l' a
b•11 shone able,
Mr. G. 11 Chambers, as Pre: idem
occupied d the , h,.ir, and called on A,
tl. 1) t [e t' of 'Toronto, superintend.
t
upe intend -
t lIt cif t drphcn1's for Ontario, to ad-
(lees1 the. nxtt 7,•a•, In his remarks
stated that the purchase h ul been
eggs,;, illegally, that the vote to be
t:du•it was not of 11nwh aeeount, and
thet the proxy votes that were there
to vote had not been obtained legal-
ly,
The vote was then taken, which
was ns follows: Confirming purchase
175; against- purchase 101; spoiled
ballots 45.
The hall was well filled.
The first negro to hold federal
office was Don Carlos Bassett, min-
ister resident and consul general of
the United States in Haiti,, He was
1 appointed in 1809 by President
Grant.
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