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, _. ;c % ):"" L , � OPY No.' 2 -North,,, P,71%` No. 3 NortL bonclOss, 37 to 45e� I
lalifax. 9-"�L,Iporii i4llulleS , g� � ,� ,], -1 " I , ,�, P.w Peel, Pictu�es pp ��," - '�l 751/�,,-� brehkfaA:baCo6i' 38 , to 39c; In.e1w, 11
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iw" tha* 'Over 7fto��haad,nf"�'oattlel �riort"ln6o, IiL 1- woducing Centre 'IS I I i .� i � 4t 5-1-01 in., onA eat,I�No. � I North I � I
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aeili,Sept<_,mb�,x 20, 1925 and ,lanu- corl)6�lci, which' 0 to j ��
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v M 1920� With_tb_l aek� lighting ing tbO past yc"ll, appro%inlat&ly aN� 1 4�._,'?_, 7 'A dDspatchi from London, Ont., - � No, I feed, 5(1�; 20 1be. ani up, $19.60; llghtwojlgh� '
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.1litle , in the 'Richinond yards lulld�'sd' and, tiventY-f'Vc� !Ivo i ' . I -says -,7Tv�o genuicle 'Paul Pee -1 P'lillt-11--blo. 2 f"do-48c; Western grain q1iota- rolls� Ili barrels, $43.50; heavywel t ,
, -�zer_ ,qhippsd� I I I � S 3,5 YE�3,1`4�ago- � rolla; $39.50 per barrel. �
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,ilvem. �Vorking I - � ! I i. ;% '' i,jg,��, gt6L,ed nyva C,Ine i tions, on,,track, bay port&. 4 Lard-Puro-ti6rcos, 181,� to 19c. ,
high 'spn&i a cattI5 crew ha7e la�,�111 I eculsign"llont O,f 1.14 \�46L, "111PP<�,1 to - , � I I h C,3�� p, based hcre, from ' Am.' Corp, track,, Toronto -No. -2 tubs, 19'to 19%C; I � �
jDWn to loiLd �N2 head in mv, hour Dqu'.ogrw� 1'06-nce, Just yzar v,,h�ic, I '�'I'tho artist's studio for $50 each by Geo. yil:qw, 93c,i No. a yellow, 9,0c� " �' , pails, 20 to�'20%c;
I I t,vo %,-��,-s__ut to TiqmburV ,� I PrIato, 21to 2V6c; shortening tierces, ,.
,d folAy Minutes. . - I I , Gw�rnanv, I's. l3ir,e:�, ,)f Nevr�york f"Ity",1L former Millfee&-Def., Montreal 'I * In's, -,�o 14 I
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, , _e I 6A eluded: Bran, per' to relg %c; tUN3; 14%'to 15c; palb, �
Saint John, N.B.-Canadian - - I i1no to Toronto, Ont. ,- ,� J,Dndovo, and fri d of 1,,,k*dl � 'pe ,1,, bag n n; $80.26 ,k4�
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q T J to $31,25; shorts, per ton, $32.25 to . i to 151/2c; blocks,
� I A'featurQ of t'he ha-�o bpan brou r�38.25-,- middlings, $39.25 to �$40.,25; Hf�a:v��sti2ea'-S,,�lioidL-,,�7.50 to $8.25; �
h W,sat Africa has shown I (I Sushatooli, Sask.- � �!, ght to light,by Mr.,
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= liicrda��s, during the paz,iu, airy, indus�ry in SA'.-ko,tchawan lost . I , 11 B',�'ml','�'siim Geoige V. Dirre'��, after 1 good feed I nr bitg, $2.30i I do, good,- $7.25,� to, .$7.50,; butcher
;;;;. � I ... .:�, I � flou steerS, choice, $7 to'$7.50, do 'good .
w , ac; rding to a, Tepo�.� of; yoal� Nva.s the . iuc,rea�_,�� in butter, cx- . , .," ,jearn ing only recently Of Paill P�W-"-' I , Ont. outsZ�'to 44c, f o.b., shipping , ,
years CO 1, a I I I I 11 , 11 I '11,
,6 Dept. a T Add an co'nimerce. i 1, '-to the Brit- ' . I I -
i ,Oitcd Trolu this r/royinca- `.4.i', *throudh IlLi Ina-Ste"Piece, points. , I I *6 to $6�66; butcher ll�ifers, chai(.0: -
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- 'West � i��4 market,�� Duriu.g 1925 'mon-, than � , ". _,�, . I �� I lth.1, They havo � been 1 Ont. good miXing, -wheat-M.41 to $0-50 to 1 $7.25; I do, goc�d, $5.50 I
,tnad ,,hippcd to Bidth3h � ��4,,,- �',Alter bne,,p
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11� 1- I )ul' s CC ,�r&anicry butter , , , ,:r . I f�evr York art critics at $1.43, f.o.b., shipping po�rtrs according to ,,$.6.25; do, nied., $5 to $5.50; do,
Z ',ue of - � , .( id . , valued I by , I ' -
frica goo .o tile v , - .$3,4,911 10,500�000 1, I �
: !'� Yinore tban-,.$5,000 . I
iring 1925, a -s compared with $312,- Was graded for Oxpovt, This let -re- � I i ,,,, each. ' to freights. I cbm., $4X0 to 14.75; butcher cow�
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n6 c than' double ,., �` � ,One of �he lntin�,s, the first of a Bailoy��-Miiking; 63 to 65c. choice, $4.50,to,$5,' *, I
'sl-nts it TlaubitY I - I pa, $4 to $4.5N butcher ,bulls good, $4.50 " -
L8 in 1924 and _$'114 864 in 1923. The. 7 I I .� �
gl 1tem Of 'd�, ',that gi g the previous year. I I " ries of three, Whicii includes the la- BU`k`heatX`1 3, ci5e, I to $5,50; bolognas, $22 to 5'3.75;
xgest sin _port in,. the -aded durin ' . I I I � . SO h" is,typical of , ltyv�No. 2, 90c., 1 11 . �
e aI: C, LL s - �, � canners ard cutters, $2.25 to . .$3
iree. Years under- review was aubo-'No definite figures ,are av I _41K - to , , � I noons "After bho Bat . Mail, flour�_F!Tst pat., $9.10, To-
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t T _11 '64edtively- .1 of�sbipments went to 11 :; . . . . . . .� _. it is czdled, "Be opi the, Ba.thY anclin- pat.; :per barrel, in carlots, Toronto,,, $46%,to $60; feeders, good, $5.75 to . I
id third positi,ons, I �' �- . I I . f . $6,50; do, fair, $5 to $5.50; stockers, �
i 'k I ority �,,. -' " cludes tile naloed flgures� of Paill P"YS I
-.-Perruission to instal Ungind . �, $6�30; Seaboard, in bu-`lk,, $6.30: 1
Quebec, Que , . 0 & , 1.11 �_ io some, ��ho appear In , Straw-Carlots;'per ton, $9't6 $9,50. good, $4.75 to $5.50; do, fair, $4.50 to .1 �
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triansmission line, Tia-Ang a capacity 1. Calgary, A7UL,-The soDcl extract'lon 1. .L . I I two childrsn, 'tl 11 Streenings-$tan $4,75; caives, choice, $13.50 'to $14;
Of the Dominion Forestry ��� � _., " "Aft -r �th6 Bath" and The TvAlls", dar8 xecleaned, f.' I I
r 15Q)0�) vol-ts, h s been given by the plant MAMMM "I � . . 0 b� bay ports, per ton, �20. - do, goodj_$12' to $12,25; do, grn5ers I
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'I . Th -c other is a Norwsglan po , Chease-Ntw, ,large, 22c- twins $5 to $5,25 J�. good � light 'sheep, ,
labile Service commission .to the�,Bxanch�at Rocky Mountain House is 11 -1 �, - � 1 I 1, I b ' 4 , :, . �� I . I - 7 �u
)Ulvc-price,powcl�, This, line will be now working on an order for Can- �, �, . . I TE.Nr Ays, , _: ,� I ,i 1. d to, be Paul Peol'i best wbrk 22 %,; triplo�ts, 23e i -Stiltons, �4c. Old: r -b Acs, $5;50 to $6.50; 1
leo reed from, Great Brr'taiu-, � , I .�ACED L DEATH' _ � . b,Llievo I I I . Mr, 'B'r- large, 28n to, 30q; 'twins-, 29 to 31d; $8� heavies and, �
' . .Momhe,rs or :tll,5:.Gr�c*,of t&Le lost ��,Ilooirer, ,F,ugene 'Ow�'il MalcKay, of i in this sty�,,a of art, for which d janibp, $13.60 to $14;� do, med., , ,
, r RM50 t4y ,fil.'50;� do, beaks, $ID.50, to
istd.,Iod .between tile hydr- departiladiall, t I I I 1,
iem -works of the company at Grand' todg,epole pine and spruce,seeof is b9- -Luncuburg, N.S., rescued, by a Bceton-bound slallooner but a te* moments � rell,has,been.ofrered $5,000,,, - ,-' ,triplets, 30 to 32c 1 1 1 1
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)�echarge and i dustrisl point's in the ing prepared a- the plant, whilei,othor � I . i - � - - ,e, ased But:t�er-Finet creamery prints, S
,I . -before their Ship foundered. Lefttu'right (front r0w): J011" Lle-w yu, Capt., The two pawtings we" Pul-Ch
' t I . � I from the Peel -studdo I in � this city in 48c; No. I creamery, 46 to 47c; No. 2, muoths, fed -and watered, $13:60; do, I
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,alce St, John section at� ATvida, varieties Of tree re@d will,'be prepared GO01*96 . Chard and Eamund Ricluurd:; (back row). f.o.b;, $18.25; ao, country point;; $13; . .
re, Che Aluminum, Corporation is -at the New Westminster plant. "AP- . I E. Merriam, Ga,rdener 'At, I . I ' Paui Peel '45 to 46c. Dairy prints, 41 to. 42c, 1 R
Vho � " � I 1891, a row. wz49- �e'fore I do, off cars, $14.26-,' select .premium
anjoy King and Jells �Torlrori- - � I . I 'cxtras, in cartons; � . ,. 1� I I .: �
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Low e� cting it's 11up . I . Ce I - .. -4---77-7-7� � �, .46 to�47c, fiesh,extra's, loose, 45 'to �2.12. 1 � � !
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Timmins, Ont- -The Hollinger, mill 136115 reed 'and 1.50 pounds of sPTU I 11 . -orage � I � . 1. 4
' epa 11 � It � :, .ES - To COMBAT, 1-Toronto'short studied' in F 46c; fresh firsts, 41 ,to 42c; ,at - -2 ;
vill'ho enlarged to the projected ca-.;c;d � ill be pr red at th, Alber a M rance � � I 0 at S, Can. west., X6. - 62c- Q -
W, r, , ANY CANADIANS - MEASUR . E urope whoro he I firsts, 32'to 330; 1 1 . .1 I
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)acij� of 8,000 tons daily. ' 11, Ili jSldnt. I I . I - - I MENACE, and -where, his'hert, wo-rk was accorriT, extras� 36c; storago, . No. 3;, 58c;_e:xtr, ', ol, �, : - ' ;, 55C .
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I,% , RETURN FROM STATES , , CORN -BORER , I . a han in MT." St9ra& seconds, 26 to 27c, ' � . 11:: 1. .
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L a-Vietoria, B.C.-bribish -'Columb � 1, �- I . . ,,, , I I._ —, I plish,W. - The -painting 9 . Dressed poultry� ,Chickens,, spring, Flour, Ma ' n � spIrl , a ,9,. rits: -
inderstood ord s- aro, ,:heih�, placed - __ I � , , � me lb.t 3 1 2c; hens, - see - stroll ba
numediateTy forarthnee'additioual'Tod hemlock is enjoying an increasing de- . . I . r of.Ajric�liure Djj.�� Birrell's',honie in Lohdqn felt so I o�er'4 to 6 lbsk,'24 to $9;10; Onds, $8 ,, ,is,
. , $8.20 to $8.90. ,Br : ' . , to - ,r.25.
a aloolit s,bojo jons'Inand Ili Japan. Last year!s 'exports Official Figures Show 7X3 Ministe ,and"liter when he ,and his.90-ri 26c; do, 3 to 4 lbs,, 22c; roosters, 18C; . I
nills.' Th;s willad, Growets, Lax ""' ric titey Were Stared ducklingi,. .5 lbs. and up, � 80 to -32(�, Shorts, $32-.25 te- , 5. , iddlings,
t.a that country ali6w,an� increase elt- Repatriated Last" December. clar.es, Corn . I moved to New 'Yo I � . , ' $39.25, to $40.25. a , o. 2, 'jr to .
laijy, to tile capacity of the. Mill. A, tent., as Compared . , � , �_ y, not.�o be-Vrougiht�to light ,again' turkeys, 35c. . I I I I . 1. i n .
art of tfl, ta-uk -co,,F,tr ction c3eding 100 Per A ting, Advi.6e- Swe M-1; A 8 -1 1 �',
I U A despatch from Ottawa .9qys:-1n , In , cCeP I � leked�. lb., (3,,.. car lots, $18 to $1
RX90 � lill. tho'ligares lor 1924.- Thishern- . months ago. , - Reans-Can. ,hand -p , .
Uts already bean complated, and the w . I . '1 ,the month of December, 1925,:a. total A, despat�h from' Torbriba says:- Until a rep# L I to r)%C. I I Cheese -Finest wests,21, to 2 1 1/2C - 1�
)utlook is favoi,ab'e for tb� p�aict be- lock'has different characteristics r6no t i to'London that primes '5 Butter; No. I p,itsieurtzed, 45 to 45
1 . de of 7,923 Canadians who had bee, 11, ,Legislation which is aimed to render .It wasL during a rap ,Mapfe produce --Syrup, per Imp. . I I/2C;
- - d in the UiOtai-n PrOT1Uc , ; � . Gecl�,ge 'V. Birrell, �oaxned of the pos- 'gal., $2,40; per 5 -gal. tin,�,$2.30 per searf.'as, 33C. 'Eggs�-Storage filrats,
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.ng able to handle a 'ittl,d over 8,00,41st 'OUn 1 very extenslve�`lly for ing- in the United, States for six compu'sory the practicing by'O'n,tario -Able value &,the'tWO-P,eel'Paintin . 271c, storago reebrids; 2�c; ,fresh kx- � -
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)ons daily, shortly aftor -the Middle and is emV-Oyed I . � months or'�ongor xetairned to this Do- far S d Government corn -borer 99 gal.; maple sugar, Ill., 26 to 26c. ' , tra,a�, 47 to 49a, Triiiah firsts-, 43 W44c. �
. . . buKding purposes, � I 11 � . mor . . he� possessed. � He was informed' that Honey50-Ib.'tins,'i1% to, 12c per '
A the present year.- . minion according to a statement of centrol measures Will be introduced " had been, �rchaced lb.; 10 -lb. tins, 11M, to 12c; 6--Ib.� tins, otatoes�-,,Qudbed;�per ba�e, �&Vll l6ts, �
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RIO�US BLIZZARD I I .-"M" . to an aimouncement. Smoked i ats, - 42 to 45c; smoRed better, $11; mixed clus,ity hogs,' $14,60
. _ tile ,Preael�t. fiscal year thp total 11 made oil Thurliday by Hen. John S. . 29c; Cooked liams, I
. . . SWEEPS � ATLANTIC I Iff, � -1, 1 .�., ,13,529. The.1jecember total is -a. record, 'Martin, lylinister of ftrieulture. - and valued masterpiece worth x-ollse,22e; cottage, 2.5 to 27c; break- to $i4.75. , I I I ..
J. I .11-111 0 than $17;000. Upon,his returlito New , I " I . — ,
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began to keep a count Of Canadians th,6 department is inclined to view the,
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2 196 hi -her than the previous best Mr.. Miirtir0s anncmncoanent� On the
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�'cmtilly'total of 6,127 recorded in other hand, really -farming common-
he refusesto sell'it any price, but t
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offer of $5,006 for the landscape Avi
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;illy, 1924. " The increase in tile Move-, ities havi) failed, to date, it is under-
ment ot Canadians returning from the ,riousileag of
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gedfor twe'vailaours, sending ship$ ' ... �! ',",� -',,.o'.-:�.�
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urrying to their .harbors, piling the
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United States is retarded by lmrmgra� I the inroads Made by tile grubs. since
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tion officie:1.5 as Andiestive Of utj� 1 1928. - � I I I
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- CANADIANS PLAY PART
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out the Domi4ion- ' . , I Ion tile part.of corn growers to accept
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immigratipli for October,, NGvem departmental advice I 'also is o5videa
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Soviet Troops Enter When
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ber and Debember, 1925, -also show Nor has -a system of local onf6ree-
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all increase of 1,67i ovLr'the dortles- ment of combetLve tactics, as prac=
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three mcmthrof 1924. ticed last yearby different municipal
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No dam -age to shipping or otherwise , ,_:�.i � ,,::::: �:,,�
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74,115. Of Me number, 31,DO4 were tioll. In the, event. of the latter be-
British, 14j988 from the United States Corning effective, enforceinlint of Sarno
. the Chinese lbepuV�Ic, to on-
,Zlelit of
gago Carradian officers to train 1uh
Tted Several days ago Ili trouble o3ff Tile galiull.t commander ,cr the &S,
and 28,123 -from Ot'hor:d<)Untries-_ will lie proruptly�trk�nsfevred from
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troops, war, res ,r
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a coast, limped. inti port Thursday rr=icrent Roosevelt, who was award7
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great Ultimate disadvantage of Brit -
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The Furness liner Manchester Pro -'the ru-n4cen. frelghte& Andiroo.'. .�� 1. . FRENCH-CANADIAN'
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anti_�, boundfrom Halifax for Nall- . . Charred Bones� �f Roomer i , n I
eater vriLlv a gonsral cargo and cat- MEDALS AWARDED TO ' .
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King George Gave, Recogni, _1
ssage sent out from the Cornine, of - A despatch from Cobalt a'. - I
a amne line, bound west, stating tbatl tiOrX to Mell Of U -S- Ship, Sunday's fire &aimed one victim. The I
was staiming to the aid of.the President Roosevelt. charred remains of Jean, Lanthior',
anchester Producer and hoptal. to . v rench-oanaclian, %ylio haot been Tooni-
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sell her at midnight, -' Mh Irr. A. -4.. .I -,l �u A A I Ing- in the -1 I
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At Digby the Bay of Fundy Pas- a 118 as ar 0 s- - R the debris when a sear I PR Y p .- "I" N�: � still in Canada, observing the China- I
ger ntill freight steamer Eippross, Tor gallantry for saving 'life at sea to digging, after exhaustive in(luil`103 at; pg,.,�,. �:� . . . ... . A town of Eumomton�, . .. Natural: Resourees Bulletixi.,b STERLING AT PAP.
I -ill the officers � and mail �of the United :: � ,I . . I . I .
. his ustial hatUita had failed to find any: P", - AFTER NINE'YEARS
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lo, 'plying betwpon'Portland and St.. I Lake Wrongly Charted, Cor- . Aa f ur re
with the., cut in lifeboats to the aid �of the AeLordlng to tile ca,rotaker of, the _____._,_.__ " I -
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. P Ili . the evening, I . � ., I — ... - I . . ur trade of Nations Re-establish�s
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The I;uno�nlmrg, Liverpooll and V.oyd?s Agency awarded its si�v �r Chief M-athies4n.was able to account" , '. 11 _�Md : ,Ilk I des atch from Ottawa says:- Canada t,o-day employs more capital Confidenee. ' ,
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okport fishing fleets got to porti medal for life Saving aL Sea to Cap- for'only 11 of these. When he con i I I, � � .11 � i, - The,Rtovinco of -Ontario has approxl� and more people and serlves a greater . .
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ad of tho-storm and are reported tain Goorge'Pried of. the President net find Lanthior the- c6liclusiOn was : ' a W Matelj�lfiyl)() square inEes,6f territory 'riumbei than ever before. The; demand ,� A. despatch from New York says; -
I ROGSOVe% Second Officer Itobeit,Mil- reached that his body Might Be in7he J� 11 ��� , �; - more than anyone thought it had. The foe�,urs has Increased to such a de- It -was a notable occasion,when storl-'
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fe. I lor Third Officer Thomas Sloand and - - s as there was definite evidence . � - 11 I liunonrdem�nt that the �rovircca was �bwt fhe fur industr� is confTolit- Ing cables reached par in New York
u n , .. gr_ ,t this week. Eleven years have elapsed
that he had been Ili tile building when I IS 82 Years Old, jbiggor,-thun bad been rowlized was ed with new Problems, among the mos.
the fire started. I Lf.-O.L A. H. Pq�dher celebrated, the -made in a. report. of the land surveys important of w1aith is certainty in since the English pound �stood at this
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The property lors will be ut ,least 92na afinlyersary of h1s, birthday oil committee of the Associi-tiba, of the . . ill terms -of 'Araerloafi dollars,
regard to the supply of good quality price . .
$s5,000, but the insuralicecarrield -][ias jairuarySO. 1cnownaS,BrudeConiitY'a Doiulnio# Land Surveyors I at its an- fars suches are supplicid by Canada, and there bave-been extreme fluctua-
not yet been determined.., I "Graud 014 Main,- Col. Dolclier has - nual meeting here� and inereased production of them.: tions during -that period. An extreme
--.N--.. , had 6 long, In.toreat4lig and , useful � The Tspoxt; says-, "It is interesting , Due io the UnAted supply --of qual- high of $7 war touched_at the beghi7
. career. 11, view at ill& long Service to to note that an observation for lati. Ity raw fu�s, in compariqon with the ning of August, 1914, and a, low of
London and Alps !the coclety,. Co. Belcher lie,% been elect-. tud,a and longitude taken during the demand,, the fur hiciustry has ,been $3.19 was made on Feb. 4, 1920. There
Linked by Air ed all ii-onovary life, ill -ember ,cf the course �of the 'control surveys Aclw.ed forced to use pelts formerly considered has been., roughly, a corresponding
., � .,�- , on-tario Historical SOOIDtyl , In adffl- the position ,of Island Lake -to 'be -4orthless, many �f which, are imporb- fluctuation in. Canadian funds in Now
. A despatch front Croydon, Eng., i tion' to his military experiences �n t%writy-five mfl�s out. of Placs, As ed from fo�-,eeigh countries. The fur York, with frequent minor deviations.
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says , -To onable travehw; to rpach'earler years, Col. Beleb,or ha,s, atvari%t.his lake . is, ,a gaverning point on the industry,� -however, i!�nob Content with St ' erling at par is a development
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the Winter sports -area, casily and com-'Car.tini,es been engaged 11, commercial unsurveyed bounclary between . the the continued su�stitutiw�. of these that is traceable direcKy to tho,re
fort&blY, a now air zor;vic ' a has besn'trave-ling, iiewspapon' woIrk and bank- i Piovinces of Ontarlo'aDd Manitoba, ,ow grade ' furi and is looking forward somption - of a free gold, market by
inaugurated with a sdVoIj-8eatLr qir-'ing and his, public zervice lUcluder n the effect of this cox"btion is to add ' lliitain. The issue is still a highly ,
. I . I . oagerly-to other means to increase the
p:ane� It :eover: tind Croydon aPT07'flour-yaar term as inayor of So.ut.h�aiiii,,-'ap,pToxiiiiately 1,500 Square nli'es. -to supply ___ . . I controversial on�, but in gefieral it is
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droure, and in revon hours 'ends near ,ton, Col, 13alch.er tit present rog,ideoat I the previously estimated area o.f On- ThZ'farming of wild fur beftiorp, fah,ly saro to apnelude that the results
St. Moritz, Switzerlend. . I . . . � iso, Ha�Lltoii. Avenue, TWon to. tarlo." . - " , I I , I . for their fur oil privately owned,lands have been more favorable than were
,� I. �_._ =�_...:�___�-� � .7 __ tbo.,litilization. of ,%elected. waste anticipated. The principa� effect �of
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;"K, , ,� etital Europe than did any other fac-
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rr R: ,� I r bit, skunk and blue fo�. These, several .. . I .- I . 1. I r,
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bul'.,Ltins contain ditta4elative -to de, , A despatch from London s-ayq;-
. : .. acription, habitat, production, tT&1)- Brunettes are more appreciativo of
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4 I ping, r�cethdds,'bl-(!�dlng, feccling, pens, Scent than W.ondt-g hence he
,; ,.- - -� -, :. I -.11.practive, pe',t-values, marketa,e' �loyes in, perfume
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their edonomic and Commercial i1UPOrt servatious set forth by I,'. A� Hemp -
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J)Ody any fteir deimlopnionts '',is re� L I ,,Owers'and.T.O�ves.11 � The, clarker tile
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11 I ... � Christians in Syria I � gardeus -so that the GcLnta Wil be
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I I about 40 were Illas8ac I tY-e191A rIve
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A real additfou to th. womanbooa atClAnn'cla is-tbe above. 9�011P of, B al , pire �61101nerlt gle.�I, -a � 11'aPI)C, - I " -ands ' Alaruneh is 55 miles tnliabited f� tile rRinlon, ouly elght
elltraaco to th I I Alta, � T�Ae,ie were 41 ia tile. original party, the, rem-aincler. , TS bj�ig ,. il, . I
e Call'a'.11all Womenle Hostel, calznry, . . I . . I I �i. , ��p ,6'asC1lS . now coIttain thele. ,
isa trauers, sun a e spec, a ce _r
pon"I" Of the Moining Portia S�outh-� _
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aclians have been said to,have played
a picnainent-pavt in the destinies of ,
China. Some years ago the .-report
was broadcast that Morris A. Cohen, '
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ton, had become the confidential ad- � IT UP,,
viser to Sun Yat Son, after having , A'UOV6 Phafo shows all loebrsakei�-t`woric on tholask or breaking UP *
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.Trains on tile Dominion Atlaritief � -
allway . running from H - alif-ax to Fourth'Officei, Frank Upton, and its
caned2ed Thur#Aay 'hronm medal to the 20 lift" who man-
artnouth ,were 'red the boats during the worliL,of
d other trains were running be- I . -
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-A despatch from .Boston, Mass., four officers also received .
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ya.-A raging gale which came awards of silver �Iata from the Board
'th Xew �Unglandlt worst snowstorm ol Trade, L: - .-
the winter � was causing distress . a- --'
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otton. The worst of the Storm Relics of Roman Beauty .
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ad passed by night in Greater Shops Under La4don Street
Am, but thousandt, of commuters I I �.
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pf�on. of'tra-ln,.trc,'.Iey and motor ging',and'S mondy-chnngers now carry I
Mport vtol'es on their traffic over- th�, district which .
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rnished quarters for, Aranded em- was Ronian Landon's litshionable .
I oyess and hotels and 11odging houses shopping contve-the counterpart of . .
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re ailainmed with invo�nntal"Y - City- the modern Now Bond StkeeL�11800 . I
wetlers. No.�hipsiefi�Boliton.aiid'till,y.a,�sag,), , L I ; . I I I
long tile coast vesse�s Icept to port. It has just been di.4covered that
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'glish Suffragettel's Back-, .- Eng'and, runs through tho,'L Contra of � .
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1 Parading for Votes Ca the beatitk shops of the city-, .
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A despatch from London aays;dainty sandals andimodistes showed I
o, suffragett-e is coming back t Not the latest mo(hs in c:dssic,robes.
4fied L with -,the v. etc t 30 9ho-i*10w] -Tvloro than 1A.0 feet under th.a'level I . L
ants to'iiNert ligr.prer6gative "P611 of the present Lombdrd SLre'&, b district; �. .
ecbing't,hoi agd of hventy-one. "Votes � ruins have been unearthed whiph-dis- L
r, -Women on the Same Terms 48 close quant , itlw; of hairpins, brooelies-, .
I all has been adopt3d as the Slogan Combs, rcln,Mna cf sandp 1 3 and narrow . I
111_�� ,1..FIl,g Freedom-Leag"o. bott:,-s out of ,which beauty prepare. I
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SrL 8 ettAcular a nd, quieter. methods, tions ware dipped with dainty Spoons, '. . .
I n in 'I`r07War days have been d�e- Th ... relics wiFro ;Cound:anl�llgg wa*,:S
L=u L,POOI, D U plans fol"Imara-04 which inaic, vIvere gal:y ..
adhcn�t r . . a to that 'there _ �
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one are alroady.under way. I A, coin at , itulZ of tile rbalporcr . "
Miss E:18n'Wilkinscm, only woman:01aivAus indicatCS thiit,tlils probably . I �
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Labor menuber of Pa-f.iament, ig 11421l) -,was theshopping,centre, from the Carl- I . .1 :
ng the 'eague ill'its ,latest endeavor, je t � timel , of Ro ,Ili sLttlenierit in I ..
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gs is Mrs Pethielt Lawrencie, ona Of Britain, . I., . .
the woll�;vn6vwn suffragettes of other 1. . 1* I . .,
y6ars�__ It is planned, to have at least 1� , .1 , . 1--- I .1 I
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1p4ysi-7'he blarney Stolle has changed ,the fact that 75,,perxent, of Canada I ..
owners. Sir Gedvgd Colthurst, -%vll() had not yet bpen Seell by a white man. I I . I
had Owned the, famous old Blarney He was referring to ,the habit of
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l;� older San, who now. -becomes Sh- habit,d disbricte, Without attempting 1. I
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�14 ruin. The now Owner, a heen that only a small yortion of Canada . I.L
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�f�ll open to visitcrs, and hulldrads of country. due to tile interest being takell - I L
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