'1 o'clock at his om 24 Grafton

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R91. and In. G. Wenod B. Jones l1 hunter. Wimflud Ellen Dyan. -....-_.._...

burns "

Powfln-h Quincy. Mass, on Jill. ltmwulrd. mubmdc: Joumg T. Powers (nee u-iageny.)

MURPHY. - At Btsnley Bruise. Iwwrv 21st. mm Marlo_ mm: ‘hliizhter o1 ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘W. Murrhx. Aged z weeks and 4 days.

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‘HERE I5E NTAT IVI W H085 ‘IU- OALLS FOR HOTEL FOR U. 6. LAWMAKERG

JOHN W. LARGELY A bill ploviding ior lllu en ‘n Wneliingloil ul u. zuolnzi ‘ and ergnruufznc luluue for the 0:. ‘luuivo use of rhe- \'lI.‘E'Pl"f'$l(l€'El and mombe-rs of Congress h " Zntroducwl by Rr-presentav" W. Langley 0t Kentucky. chalrmw o‘: ‘the douse Co mltlee on Pr. ~ UH! flrcuncls. I ' u nor: of G0vorn.n.£-n: co operative establishment, with m ‘tr-ac rents ‘out rents xvithin financial scauh of national Zezif" I-ars. )1.“ Langleg/ says ' 01,1‘. b rub ‘ ~

Ottawa Senators Down To Dtsifeaz.

‘it Patrick's of Champion»: First ‘Trimming o! the Season-Score '5 to 4

OTTAVZA, Jar.- ‘ime this ‘E5505. more wen". Golan. nu-n ice Sutdr In‘ 0r‘ vauuui plans ll; tlln . ’l‘orun1c S‘. ‘"2 1 stubho ly .;0n.. ed m. .\‘oblc iilllA IllE 10111....) 5.. ergeci ‘llCluriOlls by .4 sci-re oz’ S to 4. minutes the mums baffled II-i v “-'l tin iqhnd on \.\'~l. _» ....:, ~ tinned for ten dlllill" .= out brfluking ah‘.- II». .-v.u'l ed around uguirh- l-‘ivc rmri a half minute: hi‘ ‘lib final tor. iizul been

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A rel able I y; I; g .. v men. ‘llcstorrxvsu jllillgllvlllpnlllitsll-llgo’ mrengthv ~ ""38 beauitv Iogégi p.31“ 35 1 _ A! All ril-ugziazs or direct from: our .I.Lh(\!'11l'_lr\'_ T)". 5C0 XNZAILDFIM; (.17.. U1 Ylmvflls-y “ Monb

For Sale b-y Victor Coylv

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uttcni) l. A. C‘\LL»\GHAN, f-W:

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For Sale "fllarry T.”

AB i. um shortly am

this Prnvlu." for stilt, Th. ‘honing C ut- afltl coming xii:- HARRY l‘ cw Pllglbio to 2.2.. class. and was? enough :0;- "Fret.- For Allsf‘. While not raced cxLi-enue 1y, raced consistently. This is a tronh sound horse: was. oxprusm prepared last season in view" m’ ‘Llnu Mfllflll’! racing. is now in puriuc" shape to go on with. Also harness, blankets. boots. etc” all in perfect condition. l! not sold by privrwq- sale by February 2nd. will be sold by vubllc auction on that day :1.

Btraat. For full particulars apply to

Toronto Gave-i

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BY IANEPHILPS

_ LIFE ll ALWAYS A OTRUGGLE

WNW?!‘ 61.

Adler the luncheon ‘Mildred in- sisted we mks a drive in the Park aim askinc Mr. Burns. lie ex- ouod tunnel! upon the plea. that he was heavily interested

in time clack market. and wished

to see the closing prices. l felt l would like to do the tame but of warn l didn't say su.

It was about ~i o'clock xvhm We duow out o! the park, dawn Fifth Avenue u; do a lime shopping.

“Wuxtrar-wvuxuu" —- than some uhrlm about hlve stock Ylktflivl. made Mildred Slop and buy

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"llimlm in l.C.C. unsettled lum- ket, in big headline.‘ I felt -i:l<, balm. But 1 tried no keep my \.’.\l\ : steady as 1 ask-id Mildred:

"liave you any?"

"No. thank roorinessi you 1'”

“Dick closed h ycecerdayx" I will. H» nod original 2:00 share»: Luz; 1w hank immediately reinvesmd in m; name in the same stock and at a higher price.

I tried w mini; 21c

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our ruy below.»

J Dl-Jl- lull}

although ll . to c nrw: Ute.

.- zalfe for a come piece. flJvely rice

Woman $0 lll Could Not Walk

LYDIA ‘ E. PINKHAM'S VEGE- T-"BLE COMPOUND RE» lTORED HER T0

Peru.

nervous, backache

ALHIA .\ . . .:=0 faint I could not walk across

in lrxy ilewspzipcr. and

Now i am better. fuel

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‘mu. and l well iliciu Lu Plulzhauru. lfcgctubli-

.1 i; what whites inc

l iwll uzvl look well. l rrcoul» l ' " to rrv slstm- and slu- * ‘um run use tlilu lut-

' ' aor ‘n i.- certainly

. for I: uuuua1i'.= ill-c." . . .‘\l ll'll.~\ 5'l‘ll.\'lS l“? , 52-1 iWm ‘<1. Pcrlli Amlmy. .\'.

For lull)’ your. Ly m h; ifiukhdzirs Jhgvihhlu Cuulpuiuid has. beau: 0v- wonlinr: such serious conditions. . Hi5, inflammation. ul- lri" x1 '1'

rlwrq rom- ‘.206

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llaise Report Re Mon- tague furnishing Lo, Lid.

JHVO been circulated ‘in h.» chi Ihill we um not buying lumber this season. We wish to inform 1h»; public that uucli reports .111,- illvmllllhrly lilirlt‘. W»: are bui- im; lumhrr ~.\ii'.‘l‘_\’ tiny o‘; the y 7.13am‘ lh» ‘niglwsz nmurltev yiriccu ill cash, unl llltullal to continue dolm: s0. Reportr. to the contrary um Um-ulair-xi hy curtain malicious per- sums awn l\\1l)v\ll u» I'm; mauagv- menl, and mvll reymrln cumluur: lrgzi‘. Jlcp? will be 1am; <0 puulull in: guill} parfic.‘ '

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TH€ MONTAGUE FURNISHING $0.. LTD.

WAN

Ozits. Potatoes lhirnips

HIILBIIIIBIIIS

G. W. HANDRAHAN, $0 Grafton Street. . Uhlflfliflll.

ALBANY

'"*- I //1///1z. u/z. nu 4x51913331. llullal‘ lll.il‘.’l’ill~ A m. Llvri‘ n. 25c Bill

A. incur Central puma

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ed ghostly in the dimly llglhtad hall ——l had rushed to the door no let 1mm in the moment Iowa m4 k6!‘ in llhe-dubf.

"Wlhoi is it. Dick " l knew as wail that we had 10st our money when I nskod the question. as l slid miter he said, with a groan:

“lfs nearly alll gout». ‘Inn—l thorn legacy."

"Come, hnve- your JJDAEI‘. man we'll tank aUcui ll!" l don‘! iinuu where l gm. tho courage to vralli. l-ut my Yon i}: Ned surged Ovvr rue-no IDMYB!‘ wlwl Map-med. he was mcze to llic . 1: all tha- l‘.'\2‘lfi 'i‘3:cn ‘he load x81! UILJUK" no‘. u‘; gwuc. l 1011a fiwnlhrt from that.

ilc m: no .".'.ux\c:. "out drank. im- cups v5 sir/Jug uzilee. and u little rice "yudllizig, I kmw. ht- did it 2;) save hurru" Nora's tuslings, IllUPM than DPQAIIGG 11o minted it, l had told him slu- lmd ‘mmlr- i‘. bc~ cause l haul told her iic '.\'u~' so [cl-id ul ll.

T‘ was

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'13‘. like DL-Cll. amide:- hearted always.

After dinner iie look the» paper an) went info ihv- ilvlr: room \\'.i‘.'~.- l Iput Junior to bod. Then l ioirml him.

"NOW Dick. (‘ell lllu all lluw much did we l: ‘

He had ‘been figuring with pull- ". aixi 133v‘? when l womflc him. Now he looked a1 the datum.

“Wu have lnfll. if] we have lllihll‘. Kan. will $13 '00 uf ill-J $5.000

‘Izlml czupltrl. "Then we 4:.-

Li 'l“.'.at dress 0

urn m haven't

xnr elm you izavh . . l-t l1 is much i-t trill

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l: isn‘: much! And 1.1.;- bnvo to wait. all of shoal." l em: firmly’. "Folios \vou’t -urus=' rho." l didn't tell ‘him l awed lor several ‘Ir-lugs besido the idlvss. ‘And 111-.’ ' -’."\~nt info 11111.51 41-50 gl\'u_ us more iimle 0n L110 ‘Jurnifurv.

.1 uuvn ‘about $1.200 ur $1200. We can recoup tvirh that."

You really" Iihink tllcrc is 1.11;.’ ‘uzyls: ihut we can?" Ho was ir - rib!) discouraged, sick. l fol". o.» sorry for lllm that l f-urgpt all m)" nwu vie-sires; any (‘AYQEYHH c! wool-Lb. u» cozniorn him. '

"Oi" course I do! You have scma vary influential fronds. They ‘will "v0 ycu rips, good Uliéo‘, l nu

~. How did Mr. Slum; my.‘ . z '0 warn you?"

“In wfls lunchimr wl: Lilli-dread, ho told 1n». nothing of r-he slulum. him don't mind 10 or ‘no spoke bitterly.

“Tlvn if he didn't Know. flu wasn't co blame tor no; twain: you?" l leitesoune-vray glad of 1.1m; aul p ‘.11 p. woul lilllk ‘ ‘ " To.) n Fm ~51? y h1g2. In: mid Dick ll was ulmogl u iii-lug. .

‘lNo. of couroo not! I can“. ..¢l;\ fool-lug a lb“ sore, ‘thowgiifi

"llcrll have no uxalce ll. good .. some way! ‘Ho will, l am sure-l"

“l wish i sltarml i-nur confhl enoe."

After this [illlilflkl him otop tally ing about it, and told him of on. lunt-lzeon, (mu my ride ‘.t€1i.r.v~.\ri‘..

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Hull sun Hopos To Hold Big Fight

U T‘ll\'\\'.\, Jun. lH.—~-ll-.~g;lrll'izlg liar;- report that Tex Rickard is coming =o Vanuda to discuss and consider offers made to stage the "Qarpunlier- Dempsey battle. J. O. Beaudry oi tho Oitluvirllull s_vnrlluui.v. which huu made an offer tor Lhu Baltic, said ilu: offer was >iill good. He has received information than llicii- ard may come lo Ottawa wlthin tho llUXL few wee-ks, following the vial‘. tr: New York of Mr. Houudry. Pro llminaries w-lll be dincusoed ul Lilo Nun‘ York meeting and ii’ they an.» satisfactory formal zirrungemeuls will be mudc in Ottazwa later. The local syndicate holds an option on an arm rte-zit Hull and will erect an arena there ii Richard aoccpw iis proposal.

$i"5"$~+'$€'++ 1“_3 A Stubborn Cough Loosen: Right Up i results. Bull and chuply made.

'1' 'r'i"l"i'4+'l'++'i~++¢++'l'++++ WWI"!-

Hcre is a home-made syrup which millions of n00 11c have found t0 he the must deuen uble means of brcalr- lull us: stubborn cuuillia. 1th.“. cliruu and nimble. but very prompt in action. lfndcr its healing. soothing mflucncc, ohcut. corona-m 510ml. phlegm leper-up. lircnthini: bIJCOUIUH I-asior, ticklmu ill throat. atom: and you mt a cor-ll nllzlifs restful slum. Tlsc usual throat and clue-at colds are copquqred by in M hours or 185:4. Notlnu; better for bronchitis, AIOQTEDHEFJ. uroup, throat tickle bronchial llul-lllllfi. or winter cough. To mukr tl H

l ~ [his hnmz-nlnule rcmrdy i; n wnu der- lor quick y

, splendid I-muzh syrup. pour 21/, uuuum of Phlox inlh u, Ill- oz. bottle and illl the bottle wlili >l|nn luranulated sugar ayru? and amkfa

thoroughly. If you pro cf. use clun- ficd molasses. honey. or corn syrup malt-ad ni’ auuur syrub. Either ivnv you he! l6 0\lIl€9,I->——-L family su yy ~01" znuch lwttcr cough syrup nun You cuuld buY reulhj-iuade for 82.130. Keeps pct-feel _v and children love its |nl9il_.li'liil _I.ustc.

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Pinex is a s cenlratcd curfllmund uf 11c“ . Wuv pine extract. known - un-r for its mnuui heullu I ilpull the men: runes.

‘ To Mckl dimnnolntment. link

your I druqflut for "21/2 ounces of lnax’! I with full directions. and don't net-ugh i unvthinz else. Guaranteed to give a - mlute satlnfartron o_r money rompt- 6v refunded. The Pmu Co. orvw.

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HAMBERLAINS

FOR THAT “GROUPY OOUGH" Moat mothers oi young children prefer Chamberlain's Oonsh Rem- edy to any ocnor. boosuso they know it to be prompt and also tun-l, and in ooninln no opium or

other namotic. Keep Chamber- lain's Cough Remedy in the house-it ls a real Mend in need.

35c and 66c

COUGHREMEDY

Mr. l. A. lluddck ldls of Prouess Dgisyiizg

Continual trom Page uue. ze-ceipls have been rut-l. it is 5am. by a very large increase in consum- ption of cheese in Eli-gland owing to the high prion of mm! and in- creased purchasing power ui cor- fain classes ni Llw vcople.

Lin the other hand. uuppliw of huttor are still far below normal as ..~: indicaimi by the ration of 2 ounc- cs per week. It su happened that the chief sourcm‘ o1‘ butter supply wore either omlrely cut of! or very seriously" dhulnixhed. Russia. which vsnu sr-cond only to Denmark as u bum-r PXDOTUXJK country beibrc tho war has not rupplled any worth uientioning since 19h). Pioducliou in Denmark is recovering, but a considerable proportion of it has been sold to Germany and other continental countries. to say noliv in: oi the shinmenm to the United Slates.

DOIJIUKTK ha». m‘ lute been l‘! g hr-r shipments to England w. Iowcr prim-s than those obtain- able on the continent. because the prudent Dane knows that the only permanent murket of tho futurv will be that of the l7niiorl Kingdom, and lw G045 not euro I0 run the no}. of losing it through :1 llttk- temporary aIl-"antagc.

Now. when we VOID? to consider uizirket prices in the United King- dom we are faced with another an- omaly. Wilh the drop in prices.

thlch we have hud iu this country mi the ‘United SZBIUJ there would rlfiklll 1c be ample Justification for

'_ the. view that the market is lower than-it has been. but as a mutter

of Fact prices are Qilghor now in the Old Country than they were ht any time during the war or since. l realize that there is cold comfort in 1.11.13 fact for the dealer who can‘: gc-t more mun 49 cents for lllrl export butter. or for the produ~ uzr who ls adored Ii) cents loss fur hi» output than he got m one ‘time during the summer. lv. is. however. a fact of sumo importanou that while rrlces for other food Jrroducts have, fallen. those for ilalry produce zlre mill m iho 1113i‘ imuxu in the uiarkei which ls pluc- tlcaily our sulo dependence for our uxporiable suniius. and the suite o1 whit-ix normally determines prico-s In this country.

Th» cn-lunation which la offered :5 my. wholly vmtlsfacioz? to me but I uiw- it 1n you for wilat it l-J worth.

To go bit-Ii a little. you will probl ably rumenrbei: that the British Ministry of Food had a two year contract xvitli Now Zealnnd and Australian pmducem. which expir ed in misusi liisf. Io thine their butler ht about 38 cents and cheese at 215-} cams tub. shipping polm. .\ new contract was made for bui- tar only which expires on the 31st of March, at 60 cents !.o.b. (280 shillings per ‘I12 lbs.) We are told that ibis butler costs 297 srliillinz»; per cwi. ill’; lbs.) laid down in Euzlumi. ’I'herc is no ins-s on I-x- chanzc. ‘Pile pound sterling is worth as much in New Zealimd or Australia as it iu in England. and ll ‘s the currency of those (‘min- 'U"l:"S. New Zrulauti CHPPBH is. lrwr. liku Canadian.

Last Sfiptemhc-r and October. at 1m- openng of their season. some cheer-so sales u-cre made for sua- uoifs oumuis at about 2R coma in b. steamer, but a. large quantity is dieing consigned for. sale in Em;- land, and pool (experience pron-s that whenever there is a large quantity’ coming fouvirard in this way llzat it has a depressing efluct on the market.

Vvhen these New Zeniand con- -I.'.*:|.cis iverc completed it was un- xmuuccd that the: mzeut oi the Min- lsiry of Food in ll-‘Iontreal vwuld buy Canadian butter at a. price that vmcld permit of it being luld down in Eneland at the name net cost as the New Zealand. It was even announced that an extra i’. shllllnzu a owl. ‘would he paid IOI‘ Canadian built-an Gunfrnl butur is retailing lu linzland at ‘i0 cc-uts per pound (3 shillings and 4 pence) and British mrule humor, which is free. was quoted wholesale in iii» "Grocer" of lkcmubor 10th at ‘I00 shillings par rzwt. (over 85 cont...)

Now, of cnume .ln figuring the

in cost of Cnnzrlirxn butter laid dn-sn

In England there must. be adder) to the price paid In Canada, the ire-lulu. and hnnrilinrr chaiuwsz, and. unfortunately. also on» loss on exchange. which la the big item at present. Even so I confess I mu unable to understand why the mur~ uiu botwcon Iho run-III prim-u in llnlzlund and trc Mlnktrys prim in ilanada should be so wwlc and nn Hm lace n!’ it there uould scam mined for Canadian au in tho choc oi‘ the homo production. ‘Thorn are sumo. however. who take the view that decoutml might hing out such quantitics- o! Unm-d States butter as to have the oppo- uiiv effect. The-o is undoubtedly a large surplus in that country. which has been increased by the influx ot 15.38l.95-i pounds [of Dan- ish. '

Those who hold this opinion point to the elect oi decontroi on

' - cities Iur milk. crcam

1mm“ extent on lho wheat Jherc is u growing tendency to (lo-l

choose and butter. been mentioned. that supplies of cheese an- fully up to_ normal while butter ls still fur short of the requiremenn. it ls certain. however. that the removal of cou- trol would recaivc univoreatl appro- val. and though ihz-re is bound to be u period of readjustment. rho market will nover reach a azafo 0i mullinrium whllo ‘Illls artificial rm» dltion r~ sis. . .

Now haven't said uni-ah .0 far about the dairy siliwiion in Prince Eduard Island. lv is no‘. ncccs- sarr 5o say much. because the mailers which i have boon deullnr. with arc- rlie factors ilmt control the general situation. Wmturer Llw ei-‘imuou runny he ll('l'0 it lo only a qt-mpmm u: n vsurld wldo outli- lltlll, .

You would probably lilu: lu hour eomoilmtx about the urogwés 0f 111B‘ industry in Canada as a whole. and [he firs: point I would 4lli')(‘l your uiwniion in i.= Yiu- iutul production m" will; mid n: pmdurls.

Hero Mr. lluddick presented a chart showing flu- quauiillcu and valucs of different dairy products in i919. According L0 these liz- was idmfi-LQSZ ib.~:., value, 544.5105 ures the total quantity m‘ cheese "in; cremuery bulter 103390707} lbs. vxlluo, Xikl-RTIJISB; dairy hut-i A v [gr ]2;',‘[n_lrl,(;u[v lbw valur. $56,250»: kiJ-.<»-..~..u_:_-_~:-

addui made n' w‘ “"“'

'_ higher than cheese factories in “m! "Mmh “sedlidastern Ontario rcceiwwi. That as milk" arc t‘$llllifllQd. All other; means ma‘ the pan-mm X-emm-ed m; flgircr, luv from lhc Dominion Buhwee“ 2“ and 3;, thousand “OHM-s "u" “-' S"'*“'~"“"~'*‘- '_ . , {more than they would have rec-civ- Pl'°‘l“°"°" 1'“ sufiflhly ‘n""“"‘gl ed had the milk all been (‘AJnih-rlfid in aver)‘ prorlnco as 1..- indlcuted by mm vhevs-i. Llic lncrveowr- In the number 0f cows.) h ‘S rum" anus-m.‘ to hem- md ibe further fact Lhuhilw yield‘ same pawn who Inwnd m “M. u, l!" °°“_' h“ "W" 5'93“? ‘mpmved- the cheese business bewail the fact The"? l! a teudfllc? i“ onmm) °r that the production of cheese has late years to divert milk from the decreased in some secuona he. cheese factories to condqnsed milk "u" u“, h" the” h, ma“, "H. “d mm‘ WW3“ lnmflfl- “Q ‘h? miter tho market will be for tlica (“wands °f m“ growing ‘owns ‘find who stick lu it. and there is _ _ an!‘ "59 danger of the Canadian cl rrcram. »1.'i\'u lliuilu further inroads. dug"), being wiped 0.1L u... Tim war production 0t condensed increased m“. homo cunsumpflo, rullk w?» greatly in nXCQkXS of very largely in recent Warm bu. w‘. pmcc- till“: requirements 41nd the m... 51m ‘he £03m“ exmrwm o. W950“ 9119c)‘ A‘) m“ Parueularl choc-so in the world. lie.- only branch o1 the industry is undouhl- country which flpnruach“ Gamma t-dlv flue result 0f over production. m that respect h’. Ne“. Zmhnd “m; L""'_“““‘_r~" mm?" Wollucflm‘ is m‘; they are still a loin: may Dlillllld m; '~""""“n“ m “"67 VY“"'"‘?9- lln point oi production and thcrc l1; l“ Wm m“ quanm): m cfe“ml~'fy u tendency at the present timr m butler manufactured 1n Prince hd- swing back to butter ‘Hakim. in ward Island was 670,908 ihs.: in Hm country‘ 1013 it had increased to 9115.752 lbs.‘ A ‘able giving the percentage (fulsaih. ilirréased from 64,489,398 w, u... ln mm m 103,890,707 in 1am. $30.15;‘; ‘§'_‘4‘°9“.;§r ‘Gian’. f1,- Thc production of creamer)‘ bllVtlie iolal Canadian cheese produc» tor has. uhovm the greatest perceni- “on and 37 m... “m! of the bum“. zl-ge incrense_ln the prairies provhr producuom . ces ilmlin hora Scotm. The po-i yo“. m” a word m. two 1.933,‘; (Gllliilllltfit! for butter production in i“ the expo" ‘fade, Th“ mm. m“ ‘W-‘fimrll P"°‘“h-\°‘~‘3 a"? "m"? plate figures for 1920 are not yet great. mid although ii depends to nvanabui, Thqga m;- 1919 are m; °T°F5r follows. ‘ Hare Mr. Ruddlck presented 7mm‘ “We m‘ 5"“ 55°91‘ “m! 4*"? chart showing iliat the total ex- m? _ ports of dairy produce from Cana- P119 Dfviiuclmn of cheese biZlIPOuzIa In the year ended liiarcli 3m. vlncos uhovrod that in 1915 P. E. ls- 1930 was; guitar, 11513503 1b..“ ‘and Proljuflrd 9160-000 lbs. and In value. $9.844.359; Cheese. 126.395. lfllil. 2.4.2.563 lbs". tho total _pru- 77'; N75,. valuo $36.336.8B3; Con. duciion m Canada was N83~8SIJAQ7 “HQ-g and Evglpgyatgfl “m; 54,. in Hill'- und 166.121.2871 lbrt. in lllllldgflrlgg m5“ mum‘ $g_5]'-;‘7;1. ’I‘h_c production of checes has Ppefih M111; '1,9g5_11_'; 5J1‘ value film“ $0M‘ lrrvzuiflrliy in rwcnl ssrocss; Fresh Cream. 195.180 2M. a-earu Down w 1915 We had 1w 51.122424, making a total of 555.. annual sxuiistlcc of closes» nroduo 393,933 . ciou. II. “aw the usual thlnK )0 The“; w“ “you; hygggm-yqq wlw 11w export flsurvs as the 11mm cheese of the crop o! i919 in 11w of production. The exporwlslol-o in Canada on “arch 3i. 10:0 reached the maximum in i901. Ai-' There was no “earn: over" the pre- fer that there was a. steady declinelvygus 3.98m 33mm, gm- me Hm. l“ NW5» vrmrio- ihe low point ending March a1. 192i will Slifyw a being reachwl 1hr the crop of 191-1, coffegnonding Increase‘ Phore was Cfllloldtlffllblfi increase in 1n 1914 we mm] ‘mm, o; we 1915- 1916 and 191? I11 1913 fllldlduiry produce exported amounted 1919 mrvdwuon. ash-In fell Off» bumo only $2l.l93.l68. The Increase it is still larger than n. wras bL-YOHYIS gm, '1fl1\ge5~y_ o; win-fie‘ m high...- u"? WM- _ ‘ prices, but there was also an in- The e-wunelofl v1 11w condensed crease in the quantities of all pro~ uiilk and milk powder industries in dud, except chem“, wmch shows Ontario under the stimulus of the a 511mm fanlng o“