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‘. ‘@444’ . *4 wwoooooowoeo-en-o-ooo-fiolfliaof» p , _ l W d Timber‘ Shdrtcug‘ l ' l+§vvvvv ‘e A- w- v --~e-¢e.--~¢_v=7f7oe-¢=' (By Frank l. D. BABNJUBD the lull force 1 tho w.’ .1088 byhreintheUnitedS laletyso: v The recent serious slump in Can- amounted in the aimoethlnbellevablo. - pro-figure oi thirty-eight milllblhliiffio,‘ ldicted by the writer more than-a to which must be addedthsmeen ‘year ago, a slump which amounted or more mill-ion Home oo lto a loss in the- market value o! the amount qlthtcllt in, on to; leleven news print stocks oi approx- the large acreage lost h the Lmately one hundred sixty-silt mil- ravages o! and dlseaed ‘Yllon dollars, iocuses a ntion on a we irequen read that the gow- rmiy ?"‘“‘°"'....‘."° s; firs..." “us”: .. ‘cine eprceo newsp pa ‘ -' , _ - _, , - 0 while wood, the raw material o1 future throoghre-Xormtatln, but ~_ ‘ Flrst FlQQr lwhich it ls made, is very rapidly-the Iallacy otgthis- can’ belunden ‘leaching the point oi exhaustion. stood when we realize that lnore .'l‘he answer is, of course, over-pro- than fifty million “To! 8Y9 Mini ‘duction. There are 26 per cent. too annually denuded‘ ins the U. B. to {many paper machines today and only appl ximately flitythoumnd ‘when all the new machines whichaores planted with seedlims which ~_ ' ‘are now being built and proiectedj will take fltty yea-rs to mature.‘ Thll ‘are completed, there will be moreshows how perfectly Iutileth; puny lthan 50 per cent. too many. Even ir effort is in providing for the needs there were a. market lor this enor- of even the present generation. l ‘mous output oi paper (and there is ask anyone o! ordinary intelligence

an who hear them~ “S a won‘ not)_ where is the wood to some lrorn‘ whether he thlhksdzhe 'w d area ito supply all these new mills. lremairllnfl l" the U15» 118m Y $11399

derful Clock, made in Walnut . l _ '11, m; ted hm ill hundred eighty-two rulllionl acre

Wlth 8'da'y movement» satin zbe leocllitedec in nglvlelgg? OYIBISQYIO, can continue izor . arloligér! pefi '- finish dial and rich brass coun- Nlanltoba, British Columbia. New than seven years lb Iurniah a.‘ wood

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Santa Claus ‘ l Headquarters f , Up Stairs

, Carter's Bookstore ._

famous Cathedral Chimes-

Every fifteen minutes the c1linl- es of Westminster are repeated by this-wonderful Grandfather Clock and the hours are soun- ded by deep-toned, sonorous notes that never fail to please"

i Here you will find two big Stores filledvvith Christ-i ' mas Gifts of every description.

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The Bookstore ' _The Toy Store

. " ’ ' Here is Where Santa For the latest and best Books by ' Claus i8 ill Charge. prominent Authors; Christmas Cards, Booklets, Seals, ! l _ Page, Colored Tissues and then some more TOYS flof ‘Beautiful Boxed GSCQfiOHEXY every description,‘ _ _ _ ‘» -"' Gift B01168. Fountain P8118 Mechanical Toys. Trains, Iron Tissue Paper-assorted Colors ' Toys, etc.‘ etc. . Gold and Silver Paper . DOLLS, ‘an immense Show , Up-to-date Stationery Games, Blocks, Etc. '* v - " Fancy Note Papers 5 cent, 10 cent, 25 cent? Enters. , Boys and Girls Books = Dolls Cabs, Sleds, Snow "Shovels,

Picture Books for the little ones, Etc. ' Hockey Sticks.‘ ‘

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in the construction o! more maohin- contains wood. We must i-bear in ‘ ery to devour our remaining forests mind that sevemy-three perfint o! r or

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goes merrily on despite‘ the tact the entire 8l°b9~°°l1818$5 ‘U1 that wood has to be obtained tron: and onlytwenty-seven per ce land .

more remote areas each succeeding M61688 than olw quarter 0i ' - W?“ l‘; srzsrlrasxslrs.rr.slr.zz l c n ana a a suc g a n . from the mills that it requires inellplolted and buntd tor hulfldreds some cases two and three years to 0f years. . . {drive it down the rivers to its des-~' The situation in Chub-do l8 N8?’ .88 tinatlon. In other locations it is be-l5°1‘1°ll8 88 it l8 ill "I? UfllT-eflillllés. mg trsnspgrged o, thousand muogftor while the cut is much llass the lby rail and water. 11/ wood were not 1131118151118 BUPPIY l8 mllohlgmaller loom; obtained trom these remote and the looses from firs. I zl. ln'-_ _ , high cost locations and the drain Boole and wind overuse nrobortlon- '~ was confined to wllot little short otoly M grout - haul wood there is remaining on the? I1 further corroboration or the “ l narrow strip o! wood-bearing land Woodglaorttaglexweretrlllnetededlgt is iuli; n the east. the raw material or this 1115118 y e act D11 Wood . - ‘great industry would not only be ex- bolns shipped lrom w. mat dllt- * hausted in a very short time but the WW8 88 1l'01l‘l New! lllllilalld t0 pficg per com wgulq be three time; Portland, Maine, from ' Nova Scotla what it ls selling for today. |9° W559 ‘718811118. 5P0!!! ~An$l008tl t0 -. ~ The qutesflgn mgy be ask“; "whyQuebec and from the- Labrador coast should wood sell at the present low to Ontario. showlns that the very , v price when the end o! the supply lspllilli-lolifi 01' Olll‘ Wooded BRIE 8T6 it‘ so near"?~The answer again is, over-l 110W b91118 EPW103511- production. and over-production in,‘ The last lame 138N715! llmbérlalld \ . this case ‘means over cutting. ‘rhlslll NOVB- 300W hi8 fétlently been _ is brought about first, by American “Id and with "w EXWPW?“ 8-11 0! .. operators encouraging bogus settlerslihis 1B1"! hi8 N611 Dllmhllwd by to take- un land from which illoyAmorloo-n pulp and uaperoomponq . may obtain cheap pulp wooq_ A; ies. Eleven oi the largest corpora.» . soon as the land has been stripped “m” a" mfludfll “N018 the ill-ll“. - l of its wood and converted into s mo, ohooors- ' l -

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ter w e1 ghts 115,3 a quality clock JBYUXISWlCII, Nova Scotla, Newiound- pile circling the globe fifteen times. . ments are under way. Newsprint Wind more film flwfllllli!!! l0! the Russia, Germany, France, and oth- lze Just what this-means and then _ I arrivals ! Book-Lover lmodel that is just the right size

land, Western u. s. A. and the ‘Pa- tosether with more" than-all equal ~q at ' mills are also projected, and some annual growth. I ask thelreadel‘ to er European countries as well as to swP and think whit aeompa-ro- , NEW MIRRORS, just received. - for mantel, hall, bedroom or hv- ‘w lug-room. at . . . . . . $4 UP I Here is the new style Book- to hold your favorite volumes.

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olflc Coast- where large develop-l amount being destlbyod and with l,’ are already under construction in pause o moment "and try to visual- MIRRORS-new _ _ Cuba and Tasmania. ‘rhis mad race tlvely small ares o! the country now ,4 ,- --for the case or rack, a narrow, upright- Sonle new arrivals up I

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trap by an accumulation oi slash, it‘ Further. thousands "oi cords ori l. . is abandoned. SeconlL-the legitimate null» wood may he seelrplled 0.101181 _*_____________ settler and farmer who has wood 815B the railway Billings in Canada. w; U.‘ 1, . growing on his farm and has little lithol- ‘mogsuren only iwgé thrsgl and . _ ._ _ . . . l ,4 m gg3€ to do through ulo roll and whiter our no . $9 , owing, p v . ‘ months ls tempted to cu]; o, comm that we are cutting down- trees that; I _ / __~" ~ ____ - - - » - - W ' l é 212:2“; (lztlvgullllllnwggiliil lllschsollgalouln‘glgilmgogeizlzlglgsozgdngixiros mgi "‘ ‘ ' T l * won theywainut Hall c ' in lam pear l three. your‘ " ~ 7" ' .- - . . , _ u . ' . ; S 0 P ployment during the slack season. £1; i111“ ihlolgiéigllovvqieilllle paper oorpor-l‘ L U _ RN Th5 Qthef yen-mas byppeter “ml l» .. $1, little realizing that he ls literally ‘Bu; dollars a; zigzag: £11118 » gmersmhout o! flgggmmgrfig a: M“; "Am READ THIS ADD priceless crop um his land will acres. or fifty dollars vel- aere for a m, w u 600mm,, - B Sail, Light my, satel- Strong also luvs I NDURE ever produce and also losing sums or tralolt or tyligdlsllili} theit ‘is not son-L l I i,,fjig,~,gl;ggto;ghiiggnogerg zulu Belle, r llls Burnett, us; the pacer volowlu slw m, g, . XBQAS GIFTS THAT E Ilzcrllllllstolllelll: llllllltrlidglrilaxrli llilsegrloo silo e évsllofisqilifififiill I" 19“ w- M- Wflflm laid the‘ A11 o! those voorllnss as well °"”"°°' mm’ Km’ Dmm- m“ M - ' l i. Watches .15 J. lever movement $5.75 to $50-00 a" iniZ his crops to the lull force of the fifty dollars for a decent acre of fomxdaflm d cflmnet firm “B” the Wu-“Bsms ‘b!’ m9 “he! 811138 “m: omml WM“ mammal mm“ h by Benn“ W“ o‘ “d” w’ s ss to cold winds or the- north and the hot freehold woodland when he begins mmn- KY» "Y lmmlmiofi Whol- hovo boon led for over a month and M” G“ '1'” "4' b? PM v° Boy's Wm‘ watches’ Radium m“ F‘ ' D Q . ' ' D ' “Rl - drying twinds o! the south Cdnse- t0» realize, as this comPanv evidently was ma“ kmwn a‘ Fammd mm 9' “mm”? °1 mem- m" “WWII 1W3- “ the ‘he o! m‘! and“ “W” ‘M’ "9 P°”"°‘ wawhe‘ cu“ Links’ Si?“ glass 33:; 82:’ quently while Isrmers in the west 1108s. lust how near the endtthe ‘$51 mum“ 33w!“- gl n“ Belwm 1°‘ m9 111°“ 1770111- a‘; omnlgnfgttlflfttha‘ rwad mm m gag‘? 3941" C s, at n e . - 1 _ l! 8 time m V6 l ‘ 1 Cal A , l ma" W77 _ I . Vanity Cases. Cigarette o" are expending large sums oi money W001i 811D? y Yell"? l8 T0 Show that n8 the 1 Ne“ as a Suez)! ma?’ 1s “gut otufifm qumiertthlu, hwy“ DIE to be a. demand for the eight yfltr- win: Lucille’ Brewer 22281-4 by

r .. rl.. sol-mops. Rosaries, sol- lungs. Broom“. Tollot Solo- in planting shelter belts or trees. the the Wood shortage is World wide I _ . _ Mignzuu Pens and Pencils em A“ “m: a a mm farmers o; the east m, mtmm“, quqm the gougwmg from a cum,“ ad egtreme speed. Since that date Worthy. Calumet~ Abe J has also eBmoke. Thgro arelPeter the B _ noliyroou Jus cutting down the shelter belts that newspaper: ma. rlglhst increased the size o! shown a. lot o! class. His dam is out or W Neng':“ng' gge mum 31"" by 31W"- ~ 1mm ml to get in on our Diamond mo: Bargains. were planted by nature. Third. the An AnSIO-Gflfiflflll oncel-o wlul 85°61! 11mm "Ill-ll there are Hollyrood Fancy by Guy Axworthy. I out m, Mymlme b u: n?‘ - v Promoters or 18nd speculators who longs capitol has ‘sum ed lo: regls- $3 o “lollgfléllloorg lfithlll Mung-manor recroeentsthemod- m‘ m” Y m!’ ' diaries o a urn ' ' - _ - ~ v ‘ CHESTER A. CAMPBELL m °“ “ ‘i ‘”‘“'"“ °°"‘°“"*' “m” m“ m‘ “‘ " “° i’ "Y M" or s... mo... 0...... Adage - JEWELEB $3,’! ., youth; Fennel! a Chandler,

have bought large areas c! landin b0 b l mo d Wm“ “m” He added Pa“ t o‘ v h b t '9. u 5 X ' Ml ' usan pounds initial “i” "WM ° y m" m’ and Calumet Adeline have proved r . ,, . ~ westerns-isles" .-.

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an . with ll h - m y “M” “ m“ m n” capital m, the pufpggg o; manum- the Brewer 2:021-2, Justice Brooke Great. Calumet moles also has

ment down and have given mortgage notes for the "mama,- m-e obliged tllrlnz cellulose pulp, in Eastern 21081-4, and Truax 22031-2 to the a lot oi whiz. He ls out o! a mam.

the most promising in their work occupants oi the stallion barn and by Blngen l5l°n3llm° w" 19W WBY- A5889 l8

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to out an amount, 91 wood each yggf Finland on o, large scale. The pro- out o! v W0 by y

_i! n45: mm 1e t h, w; the, v, _ nasal is causing anxiety 1n yummy, moved the number oi his blood The Pete-r the Brewer lot is dl- ' ' 1*?” " rllngcpglymeng: e e r recur ofliclal and lndu l-ll circles because "WW “P i0 0119 hundred 8nd thirty vided into eleven fillies and nine 5nd Aden” ‘mm 3 m“? bY M°' m‘ "N"! 19°5- im,‘ $11153“ it is" feared that the already ospm- The lattel- included many noted colts. The most atbmctlvo one m KIMW- ' 1 If: llllglolll- Pull: pith Ml"- ' I ‘l. sure re a .

These three sources together with. p rm WM o» o so. r.':.:=:."::;.z.'..:l::" lrl..::": r: :2<s.:"*.*:::':.;s"”:: “i: yr *s.°"::"e s; “ own-o M o» ma» “so “mpam” 11mm m” bee“ 5“m°'.r-rimlnnte ronillllmhtlon ‘l: ‘ i’ n! others tracing to families noted tor ouade reecordn I so???‘ ch ymung f“ which “m” Wm l” lent in produce a surplus o! wooo.,,,,,,,,,_,,, ,‘,,,’,,,,‘,,,c,,,, , y J" g,“ that quality ‘QM, ‘f, mk° “h”; °"" "considerable bidding. n is the any‘ with the result that the buyers have “math” e s ‘Wen n5’ n ' - ' d‘ ‘m ° f N‘ - mug“ "w: Emma Volo by Peter Vole out of soiarbeeninaliositiontomake ~- roe motlloole bred stan"8et"° “mg. ijawhellllaloolmlbrbesmarolimma‘ {their own price. This situati wlll, Em, m, 01d" countries m m_lOallimet Farm were dropped in ha‘: “hmlllujnlwetmmirhfiwiffnothfl McGowan flwbl-Lfrilis look: like probably. continue until it is fully day over-cutting their forests while m“ Th’ m“ °’ ‘mm ‘We W“ ,1 g, pm, m, B m, F- llWl wmblnallon and its more- realized that the exhaustion oi’ the an the Ameflmm confluent ‘he sold, one of the lot retained being e" “w” 7°” 3‘ sentatlv acts like aifast lilly.

wood supply cannot be Drolollded qlovnhtel- is nerfentlv annallinz In the ma‘ “mm “WW Brim“ Hag’; out o‘ 1 gm’ 2:00 14' m $445547" V) "l8 813i“!!! V981‘- flunder present conditions more than finned‘; m, m“; lqflnwoofl dank w ° w“ m y b“ n a’ he“ i“

which reduced the two year old re- _ llngs. Calumet Farm is also send- iseven years. I do not mean to say mission mo; w“ annommd bv the cord lor gelding-s to 2:05 i-i. 9-031" by Am‘ aw when ‘m ing ilothe New York mle eight two that every tree in Canada and the finminlon q°vemm,.n¢ to eumme

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' United States will be cut by that ma, H, 1 d , t, . time but I do say um cutting zl-om m, ,,,.,§,,“g‘;,,:g§",;'..=d,;:,g,',j_* York the last week in Novuueol-l l‘ mmmerclal standmmt °" the Pmflnlz her forest resources more than sent enormous scale will have, then “m, “the, mum“, in the worm]. this consignment. twenty-seven oi|

|reached a climax. some foresters n, Wm not mm" our ovemme ,8 - _ . ‘m-Ve “"549 ‘ma? “dmlmd l" me to claim ignorance as H: excuse rlor Pet“ the Bwwu‘ ‘m! ‘Wm’ byl ' ' . » - ‘that there will be no shortage oi ‘Mk n; "mo" m, me “have mm “a Justice Brooke. The other; are, Wm‘! b“ ‘hall We ‘mu ‘"33 "Rail matters o! rlublic record. ‘ma’ ‘mm mar“ whhh W" m“ - ~ " i, ;some morning in the near iuturc| , rying them when purchased. They‘, and llnd that the wood is gone lust _ include youngsters by mule! Holly. , ~. ' us the ouuslo has disappeared. ml Arlon Guy, no Senator, ol-uolou a . , . i516 the plains were swarming with‘ Alrworthy, ' Braden -Direct. Perm- - , these animals while by 1890 they cry, Amofl. Vologdo. Bog- '

were all gone. Even those who werel €fip % alusn. Victor Guy and Guy Ax- _ ' V _ v

supposed to be best iniorlned on the , subject were unawa w o! who l

t was - . ‘happening until it was too late. The 01W Allwolfil ‘some thing has ooourrediatheeaeze‘ _ n‘ I '

of our wild pigeons and other ua

ural resources. l, _ _ I With regard to the immenence oi, ' ' one exhaustion oi the rel-ms it is‘, CAR l [only necessary to retel- to what is, . , happening in the u. s. A. to 102N191‘. ‘ ' . Finest oollootim add but value!

i [substantiate this contention. rm , - l amount oi’ the annual cut in that "'1' "W"! l“ 5W5‘:

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i ; Mr. Louis 0’Bryan'representingft_be~_ '_ ' Cl0_.,Ltd., of Leipslg, New York, Ilondon, _ v ca], t“); largest fur merchants in the world is now at. our office and will be with us during the next -week,i.and will be interested inall grades of SilvelvFoiin-lied Eoxalld Cross

u illolt pelts for United‘ States and ,, fkets. a Bring ilfyour. polusuo" settle-igloo will‘; losses:

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writable lor Xnlaydille, including: a be the staggering total according to u. vloritobu ' one anoolbs. B. government shtktidl, (which at! WATIBMAN‘! PIN! A PENCIL!

too low) or approximately two hun- dred and (ortymnlllllon cords. Thin,

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