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1 T,4 -m slumm,.r the, Doinlition GOToril- rapidi,y grown and has R. PTIOWS1119 .__,!,�,V�� !�'! . . . . . . . . . �.. , :.1 '�,__, I I . " — - , .� I BY Joan ftMeaa-TraUslated by William L. McVbvrismi, � I
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. , . � I "IM0 oltary vybl!,0h I Rai going to to'� Fear sufticleatI7 beautiful In t ,e eyes �
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I _ . -on ,lie - , - : I ��u," ,gxtd the old mrfa, "ti, Eilm-ple yet.'of God to be a4mittled. Into HIs pre. 0
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11 : 1 . origin,, thist fishing, Induatry Wilch 118 , 1� I I I I .1 . I . hV
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. � land ,�asberieis of the CallAdialu North- ' , I I � I I ptriarag6l you could belleve, t ,A loome � senae. Let me ldoa You! I am isu.;A10 2 I
. I I , � carried on on the lake�, of Mandtoba, �� , I I I th flu I , ,
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I 1: I I vie,FA by trarlofera,11119 . vigorous but, S!"ilvatobewsou ;aud Alberta has A0- I � , : l ,,, � . , a 1 everthelesis, it u tig . b? . . . . I I im
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.. . , , . � 00a,pse specie's of,fisill from oertal-4 of sumed oubstinitlial proipoTtIlons'. In the .1 . . L I I I I . I I true, � L The youlig,,00l rowallned then) ,. I I
. I year IM, Lake Win-nipeg pl�oduoed . . I I I I L I I I . : _ .. � I
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I. : 1 � the larger lakas to, simaller prairie . .,. I I , "You ara probably teloi y9o;1,9 to, li�ave I =" . .
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. I I I � . I 500 000 pounds of whitefish in addli- . I . � I � . heard of ManuH4 Estaban, a Parisian � cathed -MI, I It wao AU April even.In�� � � , . I .1
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. 11%1�1o�',, JVJII�Yre th ere o.re at , ji'011 jo, large, que,ntlitles ,of jackgob, and :. N V 4". 1_-$"N. h ,
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, . , I fish, in eirder ,to; promote thei-liacrease tullibee. About $3-00,000 worth Of fir"11 r -;;.. , � � I � I , � i I inleed ,.be be 4 ,6reat axtist, but who, Burgos Ila AvrIJ, And that a'sloolds:1103 I I
I 11 . �: �f ,�the, more, destriable TairtietieS in the Is caught and, marketed,aunulaill5r from, . . , . Alied ait thirty-five, on Ilia weddiug ir1p,',Pa,rjsia4s,, who imaklue that there is . � 14
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11. , �: larger bodiols, a wl -�In-thie dw the lakes, of Saskatchewon, the, species . d I , . M
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� I . I I I I � 11 I 0 Builligosi. He had married 4 Young eiternal sunahlile in :Spaio� , Manuel
"Ill, , ,'. 11 I I I � ve),Iopmwit of clouiluerelail ,fishing on lielling mainly goild eyes, mullets, pIke, - I It I Preach womaji. whom I know, Marle i ondoubtemy c4ugiit coad under this,
"I these Waters, suckers and , oltheit sturgeon, ,trout and, tullibee. Noirthern I �V ��Jli� , de Castreyeresi. I
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. � , va Dot proved ouflloleiA4 Ajbe,ri�i lakes., last year, . ::,j : "She adared her husbpad,,end as he'BronchIltis followed. - The doub], .
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.... .% �, ' ,, ti -on has been directed .to wlAUfish a W,111tefish, and 100j000 pounds of I �� �� " , ": '. , wk,lied to .show her the country of his pneumouia, Then deathi. � .4
I'� I �,t , ". � I � , , . I i 1 1 1 "He was, burled I
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_,1 . . the .reistult that thi one has, become and expoa I � t at BUlrgDV_ The young woman joyfully Spain. the belay 102 a forelf,mer who dies
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1 4 r I - OUll eted d the other In- be 77 carsi as, agatuat 69 cars I I - . � A
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1. I . I 1: arl trenteibillously, with the sltua� previous'year. . : . . 11 . "At Burgol ber husband, - showed her F41.10r, t I
� It I I I - Men aaaravated by thie fact that the The fish elf these northern Aakes' — "I � weutY years, the widow re,
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. . s,uc mnills each. yl consume great japidly found inarke, 1 in tern , , I � I
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, � . , l�4 1 � qt1antlitles of whitrefish eggs, Cavaidia. and the TMAted States and the I 1.11 � Its oplendlom It lo -elm unIty, ae many seemid',tol haive no eyes aftor those of I
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... I The Guivernment j'a taking early pre el is, st6l in . . I � I Cathedrals do. Its, facade, Is * raither her husband wore olosed, Althoug4 , 4,
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"I "I : . .. poor., But it hasi magnificent chapels.'ehe remained veiiiy �
I I I Ang Industry of the Northwest. Fish, j,nIand lak,as to the'raiallead, by wagon . . I I 1�:, . I Then, there I& the, 'Crucexcl the Ilan- remarried. . Buit" when she, I I 10
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11 �� 1, - . Ing I it only permitted in certain sea- or,dio&eani travel thousands, of miles � . ., I tern tower, w1li,ch supports sic, many I and believed that ithe,h6ur had ;�Ome I A,
I il � I I 1: soinist of the year :.and each lake Is all- to New York or Chicago. Though . I j I 9 bell turrets and rises. the ceratre to -say farewell to earthly thilags she , . 4
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� 1 . l. ts.quota elf fish to be, taken, there is no such, feature as Inexhaustias � of the bub I ( wlishe,d. t meturn to Burgos,, ,let only .
��, " . -eis "Mainuel Esitabail, d4d the honors, Of � -to pray att her hulsband's, tormb but . . �
- I and when the Variolia Gonili-an-les eM- billity about any lak si, amid the num- I �
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I I I gaged have. depleted the wat6m to ber"o,f fish in thesis waters is beyond , I � I � � . I thjhz� Lantern tower to 1111S. wif e. He con- ! ols o to admire. for the laisit ,,tim e,; that . I : ,�101
1 I � , that e9tent, operatdona, -ceasie for the! Gomputation at ,the, present tim-16, tile. r I ., ..... -1 . I ducted her to the middle of the txan- I prodigious lantern to,wer. . . . ,."4
year. In this. manner permanency is, I Go,verniAent is making wise, PrOvisidu . . . I . I � I �, :1 ,
-,, beiing, givbi� to an ludustuwhilch'hasl to maintain them in theirfertilftY. - I � � _. I . � � slept, Under tile cupola, and made her "It was evening when -she airrived. ' : �1111
"I'll, "I . . . 4 � .. 1. . � . I look up. The pers,pective is, highly Ini- in the capital ot-Old Caistile--Sa April . � .1. i .1
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� ; I , I � �;.l. � . . ' � . I I �, .eof arelliftecture utters before seemed to Stall the cathod�a , I � . I ; �� , i'm
I I -additional _available energy by 1924, ................. 3 _ 1. � I 1 291'. lit the teci . . ."
"! . � �. I � .:r.,�i �_ I -t er the mo -1 wi, owts,. " ' I - . I I
�, , . * but the full effects, of whiall will n9t ! I . .. . ,a -cry..of surprise. Moreov , nd, � . % 1 .4
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I .1 I be realized for some.years!. The In- ' . . I - — Ment when the young couryle lookedi "She knelt under'theilantern tower . . .,�
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� ) creasiing rate - of development Ila the it it was espel fa,vorable. The end prayed, Whait,did she sta,y as she I
. i 11, . I ECTS 0" QUEM greatest testimony -of fadth In Quebec crease. A careful stady indicates that I Gasoline Tin in Stone. suit was ab�out to, set. It Is the hour - lifted her eyes towardi the rese.wol �
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. I l, . . . - ' There is -only one statue in th,e world of all enchantme.ts... . I A verger who watched heir tolta nlie, af, I
, , � -�,'. I I - and Its Industrial future, and the, best 1, 20 to 25 years the 7,000,000 horse- " "Mine. Estaban Tepeated to me many terward that to had neverseen a peall. � � IN
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: , il. � possible of ai-i auguries.. in lconcluslon, plower will be used up. Tbts time i ,
� 111';� . - ote from a paper ,recently Pre- ally shortened it a4y This Is lit Madrid, and commemol times the ch,armilug words which her I tent tMnsftured so, strang�_ay or grad�
. AREA NEARLY 25 PER we qu I inight be ma,terl I
.. �� I I I 1, CENT. OF U.S. pared on the subject by the General I large amount.of power were exported 4te.4 ,an Incident in the Spanish War husband- - murmured, to her that day,, ually attain such beauty. At a tiortain "
. �� , 1-1 I I Mantager of the Rhawlnig= Water I � ,in Cuba. A certain house was known under the miraculous cupola, through I MOMent when, the last ra,y of sunlight - I .
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'A, . and Power Company. . . . . - - - 11 I to, shelter,& number elf insurgents, and which the sun sent sniperinauTal rays. I pIll on the Pendentif of the cupol� I'll I
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,,,,, I . . Partners. 4 Sipanl0h. stolidler conceived the Idea He told her, if I remember rightly- aMs'and nttereod & cry, . . I
I I 11,l I I.- .. Increasing. Rate of Develop- An Engineer's Opinion. I I � I � I S � he �,Iffted- her, .,
. I �,` , I I I . "Who's the swell guy. you was Just of creeping. up to -it a,t night armed things, I.Ike these.- . I I " "Ala-aued/ sheelaid, 'you are:.t�ereil. I
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I il .. 1, Inenjit is Greatest Tesfunonk h "The growth, of the hydraulic and tl to?" asked Tony,-! the beet. with a tin ,of gasoline and a box of 11 11 -1 -ore, my l,oqe, j,s one, -of' these I am ziure of it. You are there and . 1� ,
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... I � . ydro-electric development of Quebec . I I matches, He was to set fire to the rare humian works which prove that are waiting for me. See, how hiApy
' . I of Faith in Quebec's In- has been7 rapild and continuous during black. . . I . ,
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ii, ; I . . . dustrial Future. , l the past twenty years.. The. yearly- "Aw,bint and me"s, workedtog � ter 9.19SO, 'I . there Is a gold wil us, This rose. we axe going to bell I
11 " �.. . I � fbr ,yea ," answered Mickey, the h4ouse, . I I work of stoale, suspiended up there, "At that Instant a piece of Rtoul I , 111
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. . � - I i, , rate of increase. has, beven about seven . Ts ',', I �, I I �
�� f . An interesting Item of news pman- Del "He's, the editor of one , The chances that he himself would OiPei to us a really heavenly perspec. I became dietached fropm. ,the rose -work �
I L . per tent of the installed capacity Per - . I not be burned to de . I . 4.
-,, l: siting from rell,%blie banking authorl- . eirs,." ath were small, ,live, and the sli:*ruls -of believers could pand fell on her head. I I
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I I'� ill I ties In the Un-fted States is to the ef- year during -the last fifteen Years., and me P21,P C. , . �but to take advantage of every JOOP- find newhere, a more beautiful way on 'Maintrall' ,she repeated, smiling, . I "I. �
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�'l 11 the present total development is Ir I 11 d.
, 1-1 i I I �, . � � extensive outlay I � � ,hole for escape it was arranged that, which to mount to, Paral It Is In feeling her -sioul quilt her body.
:11, :1�� � I - feet that a yet. mil 070j000 hoirse-power of hydraulic and �� . . %.`& . ;I
1�. . ., "he ,should make hi's attempt with a itlils . 1
� . of American money is to be anticl. 11 . .that the artists of the middle I "Thot is. my story, gentlemen. iy,o.0
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, I . I - , . Zmtod , - e . long rope tied round him, the other 1 Ageo are unique. Try to,.fInd In the will dol thiink th,at it was, an
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. � '! 11 I., . wa.tor'pior"rars, ,of Quebec Province. - a . . . ,end bering held by his comrades, so temples, of Athens or Rome anything orditiaxy -accident, such as happens i
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I ,. I . I I , total available amount of, hydraulic I I I I � that, if the rope was not burned I - like th* which makes ally ,day, anJ that a stone, which falls � I �
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V� . I i ties. of Quebec, have already exerted a ri.owsr, which is . .I through, lie might, dead, or alive, be us, feel our inneir wings, and gives us from a building can -easily kill a per. �: i
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��� . . I .1 I powerful lure upon foreign cap-ital power, will be developed and nifill,zed � # 61 1 '", � I The attempt was su I a. -desire to. mingle, them with the son beneath. E vidently. Believe what. � 11 .� I
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I '.." , I . . In the next 29 years. Ast the Increase 11 (I () - C) .due course a stative, was erected in sense to the end I shaR pray to becar, Burgos that this. w a, Simpl ' `aecjV 4 � ...
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�'. ,.. low the Increase it population" the - - I . an, his rolid and tin of gasoline. and I am eftu\-, that my soul, after hay. you, a 'foreli and ishrug theii ' ,;�, "
��,.'. fast promating 'the manufacturing 'a -c- I . "I, ' in .
. 1_1 I : - I I I devielopments..will augmeint at an in- � . Steering Aid, ., . 1. ----+*.-- In tra.versed. su, ' ll
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1. � ' '1�� . .1 �- ,, . I tivities of Quebec and bringingthe at- d -the Rer o . ---�'Daddy,, is, tb I 9 I Ch a inaxtirel, will ap. slhoulders," . .., I..'' .1 . F I
, I Crel rat6 an, , , I -d before W11140 e automobile "A pint-loil-milk, egg, orange, and I I I .
_., . i , I I ,� : teation of, nianutacturer& la, other . .- . owo�r now, .guided by this y4eiel?"'.. I 1. I . . -ta. —_ -*'-'--'-- ---'-- - - . I I .
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I '' 1 , � I . I cdujjtti�T�C!W`blesr -Upon - i -. - The year .- I Daddy' "Why, yes, Willie,; that -P e.',47:l;i,Vm1Mg _-i . . �
I I 'l, ,, . In sight will be,, therefore, considecr , -LI-Ai�-Pa", is ,t'h ,advice of: a qaulada,'sl trade Is now.,,,pTi �e4,cin
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. ,� .1 1923 is wl'ti essing an umaual amount ably shorter -than 29 yea I ;rs . , , ar I � . �� L eth6?s I - EXPOR-Tr'll, It 1�;tar O'k ,.;WtY_fo,ur. caun 9', and In
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--1 - , , I 11 l- of 1j&N'VL'water-power' development —_ - --- I . I L . � - addliblo-alto, the preferental advantages .
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, , � I '', I I - JI r -r ' X7 TRADE; OF CANA, DA carrying on birsiineisis, with Other coun-
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I I I ..:� � '�: " .� � , .I- . "re United Stoutes, In Its many.riven ,of the Silver -Black Viriety is Taking a Place.Aroong Industries of Dominion. tries with a prospect of au extension. I I
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I I.il I I and liakes the pro7inol a potential I . I . . I � of these In the nea
.. 1'� I I . vmter pow6r. di�velvpmeirt of 6,915 - Prepaired under the direction of Dr. J. The tendency in Canada to-daY Is -thel maximum Prices., but a conser- tion to these tariff conve,niencel Canw - 11 � �
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I � I "I I . ' H. Gr!sidalel, Deputy Minister of Agric for the ciarryingon of farming by in- vative estimate of the average price da, maintains abroad twen-ty-threEl �; -ot A
, . 1 11144 b.p. at ordinary min-linum flow, ather than w I Deve-lopment'of the Dominion .., If,
. , � ; ftild IL640,052 h,p. at the maximum ulture, by Dr. J, A. Allen, Fox Re- dividuals, or snialli groups v puld be $150. Assuming that 6,000' trade, commissionersi and fivia commeeK . I : '411,
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, . ': � I . I sea by stock ,complanitre. Vex farming Is pelts were siold, most of which were As An Exporting Country clal agents continually seeking firesh A
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, I I I reh Station, Health Of Animals Bra spreading to maii.y parts of the rdvil- exportedi, fox farming has added an ' opportundtles for Canaddan trad,e� ex, .
. �'; � . I . Inonithis of the Yea.r. Aga;inst this the ized world. .Accordlyg to the Bureau fili-porbaint yearly Increment to Cana. Attracting Wide Attention. pailsion. . . I �
� . . electrical energy In turbine installa- itch. ocallitles in Canaila, foxes of Statistics, there weale 775 fox da's resiourl . . I Figures recently revealed . In the In , ter -Empire Trade Development :, I
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:, , ? . . tion. is equall-only to 1,073,883 h.p. A In o cmei 1 like. or- ranches in Canada in 1921. Canadilan The early exploration, and settle- Federal Lgisil 11
: I ,: I , ,� . % haudsonte, addiltion will be Made. to are beiing bred in confinement � ature testify to -the" nialar In view of the changes In the
I, ,. . - -e- -bred foxes are finding their way .nje,ut ,ot our country were almost en. � i
I., l., I I. this develo meat thisix-par. dinary farm! sibock, the faxm bious ivalch tenance of Canal high position in American tariff which, have caused I
. .::,. � " , ,� I � p ., I I wife devoting her attention to, the to Sootland, Norway, United States, tirelly due to the abundance of valu- I I I
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�, �. I , I . I . , A Progressive, Year. . raising of - a few pair.si of fox -us, rather and even to ftriolf Japan. During the able fur-lyearing animals on Its. hunt- the world of export trade, On a per Canada to puxsue trade mo -re aggres. I
� , I �. . . - capita baslis of -the export trade of the sively withlit the Emi and geneval.
:,? �� . 1. , The -year 1922 was. a very significent than thickensi. This new pursuit is year 1922, approximately 1,400 live . Ing grounds, With the adva,uce of 1.7 in overseas- countrilim-, it is. Interest-
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� , � � . � 11 one from the standpoint of new hydro- quilte, profil amid l8l canslerving an foxes, were exported from Canada. It slettleatent the fur catch will naturally lkist fiscal ycar, Canada, now occupies . I I
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11 I � . I . the secoind pilucie In a list Of t1te na- Ing and .gratifying (to note a desdre nii4,
.� .1 , Olectrical, deveilopment In Canada, pro- animal that a terw- years, ago was ap- ,is difficult to determine accurately the del and it is this belief of those resolve in Great Britain to�extendtlie 4
�l I'll, .., .� � . ved for ,thla foun- who have gly, the s, bject consIdera- tious of the world. New Zealand I I '.
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I :, ��, _601to being put under way which will ps,rent17 destined to exitinctil tills aveirage prilee rocei en u volume of the busiiiiesis triansected by, 1 �1.71:
1� . leads the world with her per capita 14
, �� `lL Me' an ultimake claipadi of over a contineart. dation otook, but reputable dealers tion that fur farming will offset the
� I 1 4 exporits, a'.M.011intinigg to $154.64, folloNved I that country with Canada. In tbe, I . I . 11
11 � million lijohe-power. In the Pro'vitica The ratsing of silver-bilack foxes In state, that an average of $600 per pair decrease and will enable Canada to ideclaral of a gonar&j poucy of Inol I
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I . � . of Quebec mme 43,596' . h.-p..of new In- captivity for thelT vailuable fur is a Ja a cGnsorvs,-bive estimate. The crop - keep her enviable record for the pro. by Canada with $100.63 per capita. This ter-emplire trade developmout the, 11
. I . . I I I . 8,11d a of pelts- for the same year is placed at 1 duction, of the world's beot fur. per capita exports of the United King. I
I � I.. , � , . . stallation won aidd,ed;, 06,600 Ih-P- In- 00111,1yaratively new industry . PTesdilient of .the Board of Trad%i I I . ,
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. 1� : , . I I Id'alm during'1921 were placeil in vailuable ad W ell n c, a na d,om. were $69.86 and of the 'United . �
.. � . dition to, our nationial .re- 6,000,, most of hl we ,t t th Ca - The work- lot eonseiving our fur- speaking In the. House, Of Com,mDns�l
, '' 1� , Staties $33.95. 1 . . ,.4
"Ill � � - apel and a ntfmbor of very tin- soural Less then thirty years ago dlan or London fur market-% the heaTers in, captivity has just begun declared that it was, the, intention (A .
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. L � . portant projects wore pieced under UnIted. States market being practlical, and the, profitable.. domestication of The striking growth of the Dominion the ciountry to develop, Cimada, and i
I'll �� 11 . I - black foxtes, were ra,rely compitured by as a country of trade and export buol.
I " I r. r 1. Wa7b . - . Canaddan tmppieTG. This raxe, sped. lY cloised. owing ,to the 50. per. cent, such andmals as mus,krat, inartin, ness Ila seen In a compaTis-on of otiler that an Initial scep in -the. promotion of � I
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I .. ! ,,� .., I � . Among the nsw�'Mjoots, commenced men which is, really ..t sport of the duty on raw pleatsi. skunk beaver, karakul sheep, Is yet this trade would be the ostablishmon� . I ' . .
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. � I 11 I , , I . Met year and being continued In th1% coinnion red fox, was greatly prized, I . Iii the expeTimental_ stage. Those statiatica of progress,. During the of an offt-ce, at Vancouver, I 1, ,
�, 1: -.,.0.14 . I . Prices and Prospects. past two five yew% for �
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:. .. � Is one st �Gr" ralia', a short distance for at that time $100 could be Obtained, vAshing furither details. of fox ranching nty- Instance, The development of Canada as aA I i 11
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� � I'll . � I . .8 *SA, a Is', 0 a 125,000 for a black pelt wh9e the, common Ted The highei3lt prites secured for W- are ro�terred to the recent bulletin, whilist the populatlon. of Canada has . . . _.. I I
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� i ;: . . P., develovi*ent.. Near ths mouth of sil-�iins. were ,,y 'O Ila x verblack fox pelts lit -1923 were ap- I ,4rox r,anching In, Canada," pub ed railway, as. been remark� .
, , t1l, I � � ,pTffi nly a do r 0 two. . ,. 111sh in-fleage has Increased by 120 per � able and is attracting wide atteittlon, I
1: 1: the Motio River Work Is,- progre8s,ing It sioemis. natural that slportsmen proximately as follows: London, Eng- by the Dorodnion Department of Agri-
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.. . , ., . �. I . ou, a 8,700 h,p. development. At Hem- should desire- to rArpetuatie- thesie rare land, $45,0; Montreal, $325;. New York,'Ouiture. Coples. may be obtalned by cent., the industrial activity of the I .
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, ., I 111ILM9 Falls'. an the St. Pranals, River $885. Perhaps Only a sniall peroen,V country Ilas multiplIed by 700 per , ducing numbers, of foreign intanufac., ,�,
'i 1. .1, � I , beauties of the species. Experiments I Vq1ting t
. ", , . can't. The agrIcUltural production of I tUrers, to- loicate on Canaddian is,oijl as ,..".,
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I 1, � li, � I Work hais bW sittaxted on a Plant to conducted by Dalton, Oulton, Raynor, age of all the pelts offered brought Gipieral, otitawa. - -
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, � .. , 11 Canada in 1921 was not quitet $1iso pe,T I they come to realize the advantages ot
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'. I ... i I .��', , ; , 1*v,0, 30,000 h.p. taipacilty, . Champion and other breeders of , . . I . I I I . pulaitliall, whilist ti - funCittiolling as a Canadian Inil
, ; �� ., �, : i � � - 812106 thO 1101011111ing Of t1myeaX aO- Princia Edward Isdond reel event- I . capita of pa to manu. I i .1
. 1 lll� . I 10, I ' I fiacturing, outpult Of 1919 was more, and obtaining 0,11 the benefits, of iij,ter� - I
L .11. 11, . y9lopritionit work has been la progress ually in succe,setWay hreed,ing sillver
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11 � ... ., 04 *0 Des Quilize wateifaalin North- tomes true, to type. . I I .
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I �, . IjEj�)M,5 , -that $400 per capita. re, tariffs- and fayored-natIon,
� RM AM , ar 1890 the totail expo
11 �, I .. #m Tom1wkamirg whilth is to provide . F-ffects of the Soom. . I - . . . .1 � - i In the ye, rU- of s 0 p. 1,
I 1. the mineiv of that area with power and - I I., 11 Canada anionnitted to $85,000,0,00, 0�,- trialts-te are being hired by the, o.
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.. I 11 I where it Is, expected, tl mit 20,000- h.p. " Just as, soon ao it became . I I— , I I � . which 6 per eent, were manufactured P I
.11 . � I general I jolAt4, VC -M : � . products, Foi- th,(, year el Febr-� I -___0 I � 1
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. I 1, 11 will be avelloalilo by the fall of 1924, knowledgme that these pboiteeirz were, % pw( OF A LAR/ -r- f the Domini -I Preferred "Raw,ly I
I ", . Construction has been started oil A making handrsionto profits' . front the I pot,kT I uary, 1923, the exports o i
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I I 1� � I , . � I .. 4 to, ) � on were ,%928,000,000, of which 42 per Willie was in a bad temper. His I � I
". : . hoge dam at Calumet Island falls,' sale of the pelts � of tarm-bred black , I
". I . " P"T Mot -A . mother llad Jusit dis,covered thut thqr4B .
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e It Is e0tinlated: 25000 h.p. can foxes thewe was a siarallible to get pos� I "
I , I , I . I I F0 9, x- wir . ..! , I t 6UC55 1 10 . I Year 1901, Canada expanted produce to as. not a clean night-shirt ready for
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;,� i : . . I , I., be dovelop-od. A thousand men are - sesalon, of foundation stock and the j5F_Cj-A0§e - F RPIRIM� g I I CtApOL I I
I . I � . . -Tb 5 him. to wear,. �
. IL I .he new pow ; -"F�ox Bcom" begain. . ' � 40 - the value of $38 per head of popula- , . I
or project at' ca -,A -T' TEF -L I I . .
�.: I � worki g on t I . I Before the bub� t)c� � ALL 1R`14KT Never mind, W11141%1' she SaId, con, . .
11 I I 11 � weLL 4 doll and in 192,10 to the extent of $417
`� i!� . I;a Gabolle, now- Shaw-Inigann,.'on the ble burst, an evient hastened by tile � I I . . �
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I - r i SL Maurieb giVer, which is.to develw'European wa.r, exharb-itant sums wore, � . I per cap-Ita. lit 1921, a Y'Viar"Of very . -ve to put an one
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I Jl' .11 - , . I high yalues, Canada's export of Your sister's nightgoWns to -night,"
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1: I'll, I .1 ,0,600 b.p. Work oid in! fteely pai,rl for foxes for breeding pur- � , I .1 I I ,I "What, it girl'sr, snorted Willie,
�' I . I , . I . . I ,� -f I amounted ,to $150 per head and t1it �
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: � I � L I the Otto�waL-Hull 41,91trIet on two nev. J. Walter jollies reports , � .1 .1 dra'%ling himself lip haughtily. I
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, I , . -(A� the Initlai lit., � the pkilpe, of a psily of five me th I - . I , � , � . Dominfou l6d all the countries of tile 1. AN.*hy not?" asked mother in 'i
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I I -ion of ono"cotnPir , . � . I orld In t is - . .
l", I � sitailla� 11,Ing two U Its silver fox purs of the, best Prince Ed- I , . . - UIT1191B.'
i �, . �l I .. I Analysis of CanIld-a's foreign I , , .
11 I � Of 14,506 b.p.,.0111,13ill witli Pro. .wa,rd [811and stock -'as tollowe, 1909,1 (I , il .... I tra'd a I
11, �. f , . I 1 Vial for: . . .kMVWj4q*10r*9XrP..-_'" � "I won't VOar It!" declared the , I .
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.., I I the eAdItIon of two larger units, a6d.; $3,000; 1910, $4,060; 1911, $6-,000; 1 . I "I'd ,rather
L , I 'j, . . � . vhl:!" . M 11 the saille ltolwi In the Un.ltoa si small boy, go to bed,
"I � � . 1. ., - the othec to halvo� a.u. ultimate cap,tclty 1 2, $10,000; 1913, $16,000., Old stock! I Y., P , Liatuls � I
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� � 1, �. � I I � I - -t! 11 . I . . trade Mort shows a favo,raiiia �ta,nd- . i ,,, -..,; 1.4 Z.;
I , " . �, l " .s i , , . i 400000 'h.p, , . of proved teoindity brought as b1g): I In.9 for tile Do .: I ... 1 16 1. 1;1
. , i , �", ", ''.., . 1 I as �35,000 during the boam Tile isx� � � - . , ,. ininion. Of the tTiiilied i I � I
I �' � ,�i , . - I . . - 20 Per ce-il't. were raw On the Job, t I
I � � . I I . i The 89guan4y Rivet PrOijact ti Of this, crazed speculaRoin Is per- ), , States' expoks, . I BY dint of much lying and bribery, .
I I I I . . � . I . I '*" I 11 I materlals� 11 per cent, partly mailujac. I
I � 11 � , I I . : Tho largest project for whi,dix 11nal � hapa best ailtiowin by the, fact that dur- 0 1 1 1 tile ,enter ou
11 I .. I . - - k I t%rod, and 49 r4r con't liiafitufi,J6�Q, tr�vof
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. I I , . 11 � � . f,Tj%UWM4eMt,S. ware Milcloded ill .1922! Ing those boorn days the actual over. � — . . Of the calladliall expor,ts,,'44 I ei found himself at length, ItIl th6
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I'll J, , : ; 61 iwbo U0 Delt value, of e, I
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I � . I , . r I . I I outlet of Lake 13t. John, the present Wild eiht�o (Itd not exceed $1,400. . . �� 1�_, - I � I 11, I lwerotaw lnat-,arti 14 De'll cent. DOA't.17
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,� I i i 111'really cantat's,ele YOU," said t116
, I - f which la to be 200,000 rmisd to , I I . . Inaillitaictured, and 41 per oent jut 11ti.
� � ) r. �.` I 111. 40voloi o I I erokft companiss, were olso fo � .,,, . ... - factured. . . I grol ma.4 with .some Irritation. '. L
74 L h,p., of which 200,000 h,j). 111, to be jIn",jbC,6 tll,Q formiation"of fox f6t,M, ; , , � �� I I
. I � l 0 " I I .. I � In the lValt alix mouths efforts have, ' "Then It's lucky I ,called," returned I
rwAl in five reairs Work Is to be and the stock wtats ga, uddly taken up. i : I . I
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. � 11 � l co:mmtaom, 00_� this projoa 9011ke time Fox &Valing has,, however, wett'hered �t I . * I I . b-een brought to a cuccagstul Issue In thei Intrader tallnlyv "I re-prosent a
.1 I . . - I . . . an ondearore to rextend the scope of i firm I"
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I ,� l il; . I ,&Itoq*jjj,oj, t1is y6ar 1929 Is"Wit'I"14- to -&Y Is'on a substantial, coinniercial i � 1'F-LLF.X MALL j?%t ON �)4 ,fl4ATjor4 OM . , Canadian trade 6nd.platt tile D0111ful. I -*:r_ I .
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I . I re sold for prat- I I I . I I I � � I M In A still 111000 a4vOillf4geol poll It's not nitich good being a cqreft4 - . I .
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�� lt,t,i) 4 vtIlch will. raisult, $n, an ttoa,liy jvhat � their pelts, Ill bring, I 0, , , , -" - I � . engaging Ill this, 4XPOTt t.radst, I SZVOr, if 7011"'M A ctroless jpo�j&,i,.' .
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