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rbm MWICA.P. qrsdeasion. very: goll.. N1. merely sensational and siismel�ss- distritt. Mr. Korte expe
� -e , rally advocates that, a,ll. food, produjIls' r - But there- ird 'Oemg%th�ngs in w&ch SiVce� the music of an age does give , cts that froi
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okchange bi�..b" lending a clue to th,4 mental and spiritual cate in Northern Ontario.
mhould be,sold Wseal6d. packages' to ifi- qualities of those who live in that age, 1,000 to 1,600 of -this n
-to prevent meat ftom being iidectaxl, _�-_
or;busli Irispect butcher shops Jure f eudabip-boal , I! r. exampfe- it is the most serious of indictments St. Job
� ,vities rig prr"Nnng' Itnh(.l
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. I her,din�,a,g b2o aw'Ing'Tiopka may be against our own tiThes that the popu- ns, W. F. -Encouraging re
many prohibit milk from being sold plvasa .. . T *M4Lte friend lar songs so often have utterly inane fishing fleet In the gulf and Indies
. the , ilt r' jit.6t-Inti . s ports are being received fromthe see
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. in bulk sna.kridually this will c9me a d AY eipoui%g�, the . growth of Or viciously suggestive words, ,and tions are that the catch this year wil
i with everythh"" I DA" was congenial Aa:5.tes',,A.7 Whep a person that so nmegi of the instrumental be the beat for some time
the ' first t,-fntro.due, the �,ckage idea likeEr A book v ": b it ad�ds to his
as regards tea, over thirty-two years so - music should consist of barbaric from the White ,Bay states that ic
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. pleasure if he c " '"d"It immediately noises produced by perfoi who floes in t I
. ago, and "SALADA" is'still a little to some friend, who, he- knows, will accompany rmers he neighborhood are dotto
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purer and a little better than other enjoy it equ their racket with the with white coats as f a r as the eye eai
.tea& It has by far the, largest sale. wqtii him. ally and will talk it over struts and wriggles of a drunken sav- see A similar, -report came f,ron
. . : . . Anyone who makes it a age. Jazz of that kind -and it is so i��Ilingate, and with
- rule never to borrow or le�d a book the wind keep
,.l _� ; ... - . common that we often think of it ing the ice packed along the north
? , -and we have 4�"Td f0f.such'persons the only kind-fs bad enough and
I VARNA -assumes an unsocial' 'attitude and through, I east coast, shore fishermen are prom.
cuts himself off fi�om one of the plea- There ican be bad music, in the
o eek) sures of friends -hip. I c, just as there Ottawa, r
* Moreover, if you find that you,have is bad literature; and jazz is So often
Notes.�Quite a number of the Parr � .
made the mistake of lending a book the eleven months of the fiscal year
I Line people took in Clinton Fair.- to an irresponsible borrower yo bad that we shall be glad when it goes ending February wa.,3 $1,771,351,12831
. u ean out of fashion, leaving behind it,per-
We are gFlad to report that Mr. Lanty -always ask for it without th'e embar- haPs a few songs that will giv or $193,1$8,500 more than in the cor-
Beatty, of this place, is recovering e le- responding eleven months of the prev-
-from this recent illness. -Mr. Daniel rassment that askinIr for the repay- gitimate variety to a concert singer's ious year. Both imPortS and exports
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Smitk left here for Buffalo money loan would caus-3. programme.
where "Have .
wp, wish him every you finishW witfi that book shared in the increase. Exportswere
success- Dan yet?" you can saY., t'I wanted to ------*— up $95,000,000.
. spent .three years with Mr. Frank glance over the last part of it Again " I
Coleman of the Parr Line and has 13Y ,,me such -subterfuge you can ai SPRING IMPURITIES St. John, N. B. -The approaching
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:gone t9 join Mr. Lorne Coleman who ways recover your property without DUE TO POOR BLOOD close of the winter port of St. John
'has secured a good position there. seeming to rebuke the borrower for A To — draws attention to the fact that -this
I I 'Dan will be much missed in our midst, ,his neglect. .. nic Medicine a decessit�' at terminus has experienced the great-
) especially in the orchestra, as he was When borrowing and lending lead This Season. est year in its history in passenger
always ready to do his part. -Mrs. S, travel The successful crop in West -
i to an exchange of ideas and stimulate Dr. Williams, Pink Pills are an all- ern Ca'nada last year is given as one
Johnston and daughters left last Fri- interest -and enthusiasm. they are de- year-round tonic for the blood and Of the reasons for the increased pas -
,day morning for Flint, Mich. Mrs. sirable practices; but borrowing or nerves. But they are especially valu- senger travel, as it gave many the
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Johnston is an old resident of th lending money never produces any
Babylon Line and will be greatly such results. able in the spring when the system is' opportunity of paying their first visit
:missed in our inj�st._Mr. Frank Cole- - loaded with impurities as a result of abroad since settling on western lands.
man disposed of a carload of export PITY LOVE-LORN, GORILLA DE- the indoor life of the winter months.
cattle to Mr. Devereux, of near Sea- . There is no other season when the Vancouver, B, C. -Announcement
forth., They were a fine' bunch and SIRES TOBE LOVED blood is so much in need of purifying was made recently that work w
-Mr, Coleman obtained I ould
I . and enriching, and every dose of these start immediately on the 2,000,000
It's tough'on' the poor gorilla. Like pills helps to enrich the blood. In & bushel elevator of Spillers, Limited,
- _=_ the late President Wilson he wants to spring one feels weak and tired -Dr. of England The plant will cost $2,-
t be loved, but nob6dy evor,will. Williams' Pink Pills give strength. 5N,000 and' will provde work for
THE WHOLE FAMILY I i
I In his new book, "In Brightest Afri- , In the spring the appetite is often 9 . ome months for several hundred men.
TAKES THEM I ,a," Mr. Carl E. Akeley, the famous I poor -Dr. Williams, Pink Pills de- This elevator will bring the port
big game hunter and taxidermist, I velop the appetite, tone the stomach storage capacity to 7,000..000 bushels.
-Mrs. J. Lister Praises Dodd's takes pity on the Poor love-lorn beast. and aid weak digestion. It is in the
Kidney Pills. —
, The author bids us dismiss the spring that *poisoris in the blood find Ottawa, Ont. -Marriages seems to
popular idea that the gorilla is the an Outlet in disfiguring Pimples, be increasing in popularity in Canada.
%Ontario Lady is Enthusiastic and.most ferocious animal on earth. "I eruptions and boil% -Dr. William,, According to a recent con�;us bulletin,
Gives Her Views About Dodd's I believe." he says, "that the gorilla is Pink Pills clear the skin because they
Kidney Pills and Dodd's Dyspep�ia normally a perfectly amiable and de- go to the root of ; the proportion of married persons in
'Tablets. the trouble in the! each sex was greater in 1921 (when
ring anaernia, rheu- the last census was taken) than in
- 1, I ever observed was very young, matism, indigestion, neuralgia and either 1911 or 1901. In 1921 the per-
Ravensworth, Ont., April 7th. (Spe I cent creature. The f - irst living goril- blood. In the sp
cial).-"l strofigly recommend Dodd's and its chief aim in life seemed a de- many other troubles are most persis- centage of married males was 37.49
t 'a 0 -jYrf6ei. ood and
Kidney Pills and would not be with- sire to be loved- This has seemed to tent because of poor, weak bl and of married ferfralets, 88.32, In
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cut them in blie'libube a The the chief characteristic of the few it is at this time when all nature 1911 the percentages -were: Married
Both� my husband and myself, also live g,,i],,, Iba�e seen in captivity.,, takes on new life that the blood most males, 34.85; married females, 36.07.
the children, take them. I Nevertheless, be adds the caution, seriously needs attention. Some peo- -_
I have also taken your Dodd's "I believe that the white man who ple dose themselves with purgatives, Ottawa, Ont. -Approximately 450,-
I)yspepsia Tablets with great sue- will allow a gorilla to get within ten but these only further weaken them- 00,0 placements were made in the
. �cegs. I was unable to do my work or feet of him without shooting is a selves. A purgative merely gallops whole Dominion la
,eat. After taking two boxes I feel f,,I.,, . st Year, which is
2nyself again and have not been r through the system, emptying the an increase of 69.o0o over the pre -
es not help the blood. ceding year, and thirty per cent. of
-t comes which enable one to compare "man's On the other hand, Dr. Williams, Pin� these were for farm work, according
'bothered since." This statemen Here a e a few measurements bowels, but do
7from. Mrs, J. Lister, well knowm and nearest relative" with the present Pills enrich the blood which reaches made at the an-
laighly respected resident here. to an announcement
Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly.on world's champion heavyweight. every organ in the body, bringing new nual convention of employment of -
the k,Mney,s, putting them in condition Height .... Gorilla. Dempsey. strength and vigor to weak, easily ficials. I
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.. 3601b. .. 1981b. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills this spring St. John, N. B. -It is understood
to strain all the impurities out of the Weigh 5ft. 71hin. .. 6ft. lin. tired men, women and children.
blood. Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets act Chest .. .. 62in. .,. 42in. -they will not disappoint you. that engineers, representing a syndi-I
-on the stomach, giving it the strength Upper arm. 18in. .. 161/4in. Sold by all medicine dealers Or sent cate and by-product oven makers are
to fully digest the food. Reach ...... 97in. .. 74in. by mail at 50 cent investigating the possibility of" the
With good digestion and pure blood Calf ...... 15%.in. .. 15 1/1 in. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, erection of a coke and by-products
the body is in condition to combat the �
Ills t1pat daily make their attacks on -1-430— Ont. plant here in the near future at a cost
,-ood'bealth. ' of between $2 000 000 and IR2 5on non
I., Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's
-SPRING WEATHER
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I .
The capacity I of the propose I d p I ]ant
I)yspepsia Tablets can be obtained
HARD *ON BABY
CANADA I
will be in the vicinity of 100,00,0 tons
:from all druggists.
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.
of coke a year and the erection of the
-
The Canadian Spring weather --one
Edmonton, Ata. - Judging from
buildings and installation of inachin-
i
day mild and bright; the next raw and present
blustery, is
indications, the procuction of
ery will require nearly a year to
BORROWING AND LENDING
extremely hard on the creamery
baby. Conditions
butter will establish a new
carry out.
,
I
are such that the high
record for Alberta in 1924. At
�
Neither a borrower or a lender be,"
mother cannot take the little one out the
present time there are 74 cream-
Ottawa, Ont. -During the last year
said *Polonius in his farewell Jecture
for the fresh air so much to be desir- eries
in operation, being supplied by
12,429 motor trucks, valued at $4,503, -
vf a4ml6nition and advice to his son
ed" He is confined to the house which 40,000
farmers, and it is estimated
000 were exported from Canada, as
Laertq.; and he reminded him that
is often over -heated and badly venti- that
they will have a combined out-
compared with 2,564 trucks valued at
`loan oft loses both itself and friend.'?
lated. He catches cold; his little put
in 1924 of 18,000,000 pounds of
$1,094,000, in the precedinw year, In
Vba,t' Polonius 'had in adrid was of
'stomach and bowels become disorder- butter,
as compared With 15,417,070
the ,am, period, as against 35,394,
�eourse borrowing or lending money
ed and the mother soon 'has a sick pounds
manufactured by the fifty-
valued at $21,059,00,0, in 1922. Ship-
'That should never be anything but �
baby to look after. To prevent this four
creameries operating last year
intents were made to the United King -
busihess transaction, carried out be-
, tween responsible and based
an occasional dose of Baby's Own
Tablets should be given. They regu-
I -
Regina, Sask.-Fur
dom, Australia, New Zealand and
other cou ntrie8.
persons
Qn definite resources and obligations.
late the stomach and bowels, thus number
pelts to the
of 1,462,288 and valued at
P
Irt such circumstances borrowing and
lending be
preventing �or relieving colds, simple $2,242,835,.
f evers,, colic or any other the
constituted. the catch of
Otcaws, Ont. -The number of farms
occupied in Canada has increased
I may profitable to both
I
of many Saskatchewan
minor ills of childhood. The Tablets cording
trappers in 1923, ac-
to the annual report of the
from 511,073 in 1901 to 711,090 in
—
are sold by medicine dealers or by chief
game warden of the province.
1921, according to the agricultural
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'
mail at 25c a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine. Co., Brockville, Ont. than
Muskrat was responsible for more
50
ee nsus bulletin issued by the Depart -
merit of Trade and Commerce. The
prairie provinces, all of them being
I of
per cent. of the. total value
the catch, amounting to $1,623.44
acreage of occupied farms has in-
A3,P'I�R,,IN
___.*� in
value. Next in order of import-
creased from 63,422.338 in 1901. and
less. Forecasts made by Nmrious au -
,horities on the Pacific coast indicate
IS "JAZZ" GOOD MUSIC? ance
were coyote pelts, valued at
108,968,715 in 1911 to 140,887,903
4
$124,900,
followed by beaver, valued
acres in 1921. The area of improved
*
A few weeks ago a concert singer at
$99,264.
land in Canada in 1921 was 70,796,648
44 in f Inji � I
Beware ,o tations.
of high reputation set Wagging the
acres, and the area of unimproved
tongues of the musical critics of New
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. -The lum-
land was 70,118,355 ac�es.
York by including in a programme ber
cut in Northern Ontario and the
IN �
of severely "intellectual', music of the Georgian
modern sort a group of popular songs estimated
Bay district during 1923 is
at 620,078,0100 feet,
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Montreal, Que.-The Canadian Pa -
&
that might fairly be described as gai-t
"jazz.pp
as a-
557,268,000 feet in 1922, an
cific Railway's pavilion at the British
Empire Exhibition, to be held in Lon
11
F$ 4
increase
The critics hotly debated whether the
of 62,810,000 feet. In lath
output in the same district in
-
don from April 23rd to October, will
"
rm
such songs are relilly music, except 1923
amounted to 250,897,000 pieces,
be one of the features of the $200,-
0()0001D show, All the
I
of a barbarous -sort. Was it dignified compared
tor a singer of taste and education 1922,
with 227,855,000 pieces fid
an increase of 23,042,000 etc s
e
activities of
the'company will be shown, as well
R5,
I
to offer them to her audience? Most
Of th6m thought not, but one of the
pi .
Ottawa, Ont. -Mineral production
q
a, Canadian natural resources Find
industry. Native wild animal life
,.
sprightliest of them argued that it in
was; for, as be the 019,832,
Canada in 1923 was valued at $214,-
will be placeO all ,�ver the building.
On the ground flo,�r there ere 7,700
1 1 1
pointed out, jazz
songs clearly interested and amused 242
as compared with $184,297,-
in 1922, an increase of 16.1 Per
square feet, around which runs a 400
foot fri,-ze illustrni;ng the
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Vnlesg you see the "Bayer Cross" ou
the audience, which sat decorously cent.,
bored by most of the dry and often by
according to a bulletin issued
the bureau Of statistics. By
Canadian
Pacific route front Great Britain, a-
or on tablets you sro not get-
t
dissonant music that "advanced" coin- vinces,
posers delight in.
pro-
the value of production was
cross the Atlantir. through Canada,
theno� across the P;irific to Japan and
�T0
le genuine Bayer Aspirin proved
S 0 lit:� mbillions and prescribed bY
distributed
As for jazz in general, there 1.9 no 916,836;
as follows: Ontario, $79,-
British CAlumbia, $44,143,-
Cl1in.4. In this diorama are moving
��Ii physicidng over . twenty-three years for
,
question that it is music, Some of it 390;
Alberta, $�1,646,816; Nova Scotia
models of Canadian Pacific liners me-
chanica)), in,atod.
y driven and illilm
� colds Headache
- Toothadba I
Lumbago
is inferior music, noisy, unrefined and ,$30,534,176;
.sensual in suggestion, but .some of it Yukon,
.
Quebec, $19,827,495 ;
$2,641,745; New Bruns wick,
The train service across Canada is
depicted by two trans-CAada trains,
/ N"ritia Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
is delightfully fresh and lively, It all $2,206,846;
appeals directiv and strongly to the ,Saskatchewan,
.
Manitoba, $1,758,908 and
$1,349,620.
each consisting of a locomotive aml
Accept "Bayer Ta,bl*� of Aspirin"
--? v. 1, — _1� I_ .
eniotions, and that Is one of the prop-
er tests of music. Judg,'ed by that
Victoria B C —An active , .1
eight coaches. All ,�nfety devices and
track equipment will be in Operation.
.�r Y. C " Re g! contains I . . __ gra- An electrically lighted 5,000 bulb map
;1 � IIATLY Of Milst pretentious tion policy is being p rsued by t ,
proven directions. I �. test, I - the u he
. ?Audy -boxe Of compositions of the present era can British Columbia government of Canada, 40 feet by 12 feet, will
twelva tablets cost few o6rits. trug- in show where the nnhiral resources and
�, gists also sell bottles of 24 ,afid 100. hardly be called music at all., 'Me Narope and ather countrieg, and in production of Cminds, are located. A
, � I �
.
I � Aspirin is the traddt mark (Jrbgistbre&,fi% authbrs of them,toil painhilly to ex- this connection the minister of lands Japanese life scene inclitiding models
,f Gimada) of Bager Matufaditite oflXono. press through them definite Intellect- recently an o Mfthat a Dutch or- of houses, bridges. .street and other
. I seetleacidestei of Sall 11 .of& -14 -Mi tal ideas instead of getiellalized hu� ga AtonFe"iered to purchase sights will also be shown, as well as
P1 4 l -1 �� , nh
.
'A 'r . fid inan eirnotio�q-,- ther6fore they tcotM 0000 ,e a of land in the Stuart a fruit orchard scene in British Co-
-Is well at, 'A ' I , ,
ib known th �k 20 it
I- .
I .2s;* manufacture, to ogiis . 4 .; %%%% I
11, 6 #1,elody, Abominate tuTils , and prefer lake district for the purpose of colon- lurglbia,, Moving Piet es 11 b
. I'll . 4
1 11,' . : , . ,q,t imitations, the T 09 of � 11. .11, 41480talhce to harmony, Jazz hi,q h'ation of Dutch Agriculturists, ur wi e
� projected daily In a spacious lectuTe.
.
I 91201if will be otdim itid wltw" fhfk Ad*4-titage over ,wch mmic., It . I hall. Quite a number of AmeripAn ,
� gow*at trade mark, thb I ayft., "' does fl6t 41M at the'Imp6salble. it ,Port " Arthur, Ont._ApVr6�dnjately a sociatioy
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newsprint in Canada. duringthe vionfla .11 J . .. ,. I 11 1. ,.,�,."�:";�'. ,,, �
7 �, "i.,:1 11 .1,11 1�1'1 . � "", .111-1 1 -Ig -
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of 4 ,�, �
-
,�ebrua.vy Amounted to111,664 toO I "' - ,
,
a '01" W'.?
an increase of 2�oo.o-,tonw over, %e 'O ��Tx,
;- ' . �,?%A.'�., I
IC Previous Mtoutk accitrding, to &U I Wol; �R'_��
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Mi, -
. tin Issued -by the Canadian . 11 �ffi
Pulp � .1 R,�
e Paper Association.. For the. tw? - �.,,�. I
a I tlh�v �,
I
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Months ending February, production � �1, � I ,
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amounted to 221,539 tons, complired i �
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with 191,028 to is in the correspon& I � , ;11,1� I 1p�� �,,,,_� 1;'ARM
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ing period a year ago. A-RDWCOD flom, 4V6 *, � "'. I :: �- 1 1. ". '1V . " �� .
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Charlottetown, P. E. I.—The value and they ktat a Iffethae.,, ', :' , ,
- , 4 , ",
I of production of fisheries of Prince on � : I _ �;�
Edward Island in 1923 was $1,754,866 1 sufficient Booriog to ver :P1 � � - . .* . ,,, �
.... .... I
on your requiremen" . %,-11 ... :�. �p';'Iv__
... I I I., ��'.�,� -,,,
I an increase over the previous year of , .. I , ,
' wood flwrs rae-ver 11 .. 11 ;_ �� :.1 ... ,�,'.`, Z
$142,267. Lobstering is the chief iu� 0 .1 "I
. ,.;�,
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I dustry of the fisheries of the prov- On the Wood, but omn &ad . . � � �1, ,,,��,
v * I 1 14. ) �... , -?,
, . w 1. I., , -, , ,; ,. ,
I ince and in IM accounted for $1,405,- how they economize in mouey. � * � �,�;,` .,� ",
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. 906 of the total value of the catch, effort they save tretlmendoumy. 16 , 'd, L I :.,, '' �j.�' �
. or 80r per cent. The smelt fishery is Charnk--in .1 . � � I _-
11.1-1
"
:
actual selling value --they -, -N
next in importance to lobstering. The "I At L " i- �', :, ','� `
. I . I
net value of smelts in 1923 was Mieasuv-ablY to ,the value of your b=e. . . . I , , ,�,
I I 1
$121,233. 1 . �. I" . .
Semnan-Kent Hardwood, Fhmring is M:" . . , 11., I .� .�
I I
. 'a PlaftlL I -
Vancouver, B. C—Lumber export Red Oak, Quarter Cut Wbite Oak Birmho WOW I .
trade from the Fraser River mills and Beech--�-each of which has its oem I ",
6:kv� . I ,,,
.
has been smashing all recor,ds, judg- character and beauty. ., I I
ing from production figures for Fehr- I � . . . 11 .
I
uary, just issued. Keeping u- to the I I . :
pace set at the commencement of the
..
I , .,
year, an outstanding increase of lum-
". �
I 1�
M
ber exports is recorded. For the
X" �
* %_F - I.. I _1 " I
month of February alone an increase
I �'. � .
� ill .
��JA�Jii�ij
of 15,171,956 feet of lumber valued at
111��
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$108,639, is shown over the corres -
ponding period of 1923. The total
I
I'- I r 111 ffil 1
, , . �
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exports for February, 1924, was 7,-
1 I
813307 feet, valued at $160,454, as
1 %
I V I 11"
coi�;pared with 2,640,409, feet, valued
,�� -
at $52,815, in the same month in
the entire buikUng of a Ford
1923.
closed body requires 38 hours
Va.neouver, B. C. -One hundred
deep sea ships arrived in Vancouver
FOR SALE BY
during February. This is a port re-
-
cord. During January the arrivals
�
were 92 deep sea vessels. Another
Port record, made on February 29th,
was the number of ships in port. The
�
11L Ir If"% T T w-% w-%
X LLWIT- & "ONS �
Previous reported record was 43 deep
I
sea ships at one time, whereas on
February 29th there were 46,
____�
Winnipeg,'Man.-For the first time
in the history of the Canadian
pa
S..Cxfofth, Ont, ,
grain
trade wheat has been exported from
the Dominion to the South American
continent, one of Canada's largest ex-
I 11
porters having the honor of recently
handling the first shipment from
Winnipeg to Rio de Janerio. The
-1 - DID
HIMEMMMIIIHHIIIIHIHIIfluiliiumfmfnlulkliuifuilliffigiiniD MMI
shipment was made through the port
of Vancouver via the Panama Canal.
Edmonton, Alta. -Both Edrno�ton
and Calgary grain inspection
that the business with the eastern
part of Canada as well as with the
and $400,000 in irrigation work in
the Southern Okanagan district. The
,since
the beginning of the grain season
Orient this year will be considerably
heavier than the
chief item comprised in this expendi-
have eclipsed all records. In Edmon-
was case during
1923.
ture will be the extension of the bit
ton the receipts during the period
irrigation ditch as far south as the
mentioned were 12,567,500 bushels,
while in the same time the Calgary
Winnipeg, Man. -Seven hundred
international boundary line.
inspections were 31,833,000 bushels.
The great bulk of this
C,echo-Slovaks have arrived in Win-
nipeg during the last few days, the
Montreal, Que.-Every available
foot of docking space in the harbor of
grain was
wheat.
first of 3,000 settlers expected from
Montreal has bee leas for el 4
n. ed th 92
Czecho-Slovakia during the spring.
season, according to a stateiAent
Vancouver, B. C. -A heavy booking
They are being distributed by im:rni-
made by the port's general manager.
A lumber is indicated in British Co-
gration authorities throughout the
He states that all indications point
lumbia for Canadian Atlantic ports,
prairie provinces, all of them being
to a record season this year. Appli-
amd already arrangements are being
anxi ous to take up farms.
cations have been received for sev-
.rnade to handle this prospective busi-
. — ..
eral more sheds than the harbor com-
less. Forecasts made by Nmrious au -
,horities on the Pacific coast indicate
Victoria, B. C. -It is understood
that the Provincial government con-
mission possesses. Two new sheAs
will be completed in time for the op.
___ — --- -- -
templates spending between $300,000
__
ening of navigation. ' I
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IVYA,42 4M - I !'JT_ -IT, -1, 1-6 -r.-,F-, M
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1_1*11:11_11 112 �",;�_o
, ,
theFord crankshaf it ismachined
on a selective gear shift car—
ac=ately to one thousandth part
of an inch—
there is no possibility of failure
to accomplish gear shift in the
the Ford front axle is made to
Pord car. Ilere ip�-no chance
withstand shocks and strains ten
of clashing gears'in the Ford
tim greater than are ever met
tr-ansmission—
in ordinary usage—
15,000 operations are per -
4k, the Ford car is cornpo-,A-d of four
formed in the building ci each
complete units: Power Phmt—
Ford chassis—
Front Running Gear—RearRun-
ning Gea-r—Frame—
the entire buikUng of a Ford
closed body requires 38 hours
only five movements of band
and 15 minutes during which
and feet are -required to accom-
time the body passes through
plish the shift from neutral to
the hands of 249 sk:illed bod7�
high on a Ford car as against 15
builders, trimmers and finishers. ,
See Any Amthorized Ford DeaLev I
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