FEBRUARY; _ Instlriinrelto _ l. Unemployment

(Canadian fill) 1

QTTAWA. Ont. Feb. e-Tho Doin- inion Government is 091151419108 the yovlnCoS to. ascertain whether or favor the databliabment of . m. form d, iilllmlilflilflllii Will’-

mce. Hon. Petal‘ Hanan. Minister

o; Labor informed a deputation from

m; confederation of Catholic Work-

," of Canada today. If the provin-

m signified that they werb in favor insurance, he

‘mud said Mr. 110M011. be ‘will!!! ‘ w "ask my colleagues to bend to the

aritlsh Northmmerice Act" in order

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VERNON RIVER

Home you of Vernon River school

icr January-

Qzoiie X. 1 Marie Curley, 2 Isabel ‘

ai-ucc.

Grad IX. 1 iAlder Carver, I Maur ice lfcllv. 3 Marie McDonald, 4 Milt 0n Wood, 5 Joe Currie.

Grade VIII. 1 Ferns. Lea. ,2 Jean

carver, 3 Alice Coady. 4 Rena Car

ver. 5 Joseph McDonald, a Gordon, ha“ acumen 5 burn," 3mm“

m, 1 Irrancis O‘l<cefe.

(imi- VII. 1 Glen Lea, 2 Evelln lirNeUl. 3 DoriaWood, 4 Allan Cur rie. 5. Ralph Lea.

(iracir V. 1 Cecelia Cur’. I Mar

gret. Currie, 3 Addison McDonald. iliildrecl Coady. 5 Wells Herring, 0 Helen McDonald, '7 Wilfred McDon-

sld. a Bcrneic: OIIeefe. Grnclr Ill‘. 1 Cliff Iaell, I Lloyd Mc god, 7i Myrtle Coady.

Grade ll. 1 Joseph Christian, I Gerald McDonald. 8 Cecil McDonald.

Four Workmen Burned To Death

(Canadian Press) . TOKYO, m. t-lfpur

m seriously damaged

worlrmen were burned to death and tho new 11.000 ton motor ship. Tatsuda Maru belonging to the Nippon Yusen Kasha in . a. fire whirli broke out today whllethe ship‘: equipment was being completed It the Nagasaki docks for her maiden

lslandfHas T.» Moo/l ‘Influence

T-‘MMlO. m». 0.-Advocatlng bet

tor representation from Ontario and (‘"11" lirovlncoa in tho National For‘ launder. Association, delegates at tending the annual meeting of the "94? hm wierdav mm a resol- ution that the whole matter be tab- en upat the next meeting or the parent body, _ ‘Some. delagat eo charged‘ Pzinoel Jfdward Island had too powerful an linflvence in the national ' ‘tion. ' _

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sunny scuooi.

Report of‘ Albany School for the

‘Month or, January.

ui-ncs 1x. 1 Ioithlioullcr, 2 Nor- ma Tierney. '

Grade Vll Sr. on.

Grade vr. Jr. 1 Helena Keough, 2 lloonaru Tierney 2 Wymau Large. ‘i Haacn Dawson. _

Grade VI. l Audrey Macl-iay, 2 Sutherland Macliayn.

Grade IV. I Mary Tierney, 2 Mar- jorie Donneily. 3 "Daniel lfeough, 4

1 Walclron Camer-

Gradfill. 1 Elma Large, and Jos- eph Kelly fcqual.) 2 Kathleen Kc.- ough, I Lois MacKay. 4 Fred Kelly.

Grade II. 1 Eileen Walker. 2 Mild- red Walire‘. 3 Jean Keough.

Grade I AI 1 Eidred Boulter. 2 Ralph Dawson, 2 John Dawson, 3 Ellsworth Noonan.

Grade I. B. i Barclcy Dawson. 2 John Dawson. 2 Ellsworth Noonan. Grade I C. 1 Clifford Dawson. Tho pupils having perfect attend- ance for the month were: Helena Koough. Mai-y Tierney. Daniel Ke- ough. Kathleen Kecugh. Elma Large.

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The situation of the Bahamas does 110i ll" her Noidenta many oppor- tunities cf seeing airstrip. a0 mgr, the propwed viz-it oi a Blimp alr- shio belonging to the Gocdyear Rub- ber Cq-rgsany is being anticipated with quiic a little irrorut. The air- fhlp is to fly from Cuba to Miami in oocordsnce with arrlfltmento fer- tered by the "Miami Herald" and at the invitation of the old Colony Club is to visit Nassau in llbbnlary. Iris ail-ranged to call this trip the “Ter-

mp, centenary Goodwill Visit." eTfi o-Tt-o-oooooouiooooo-ooo-oo-o-o-o 04040-0» ', ' o o a ' ’ ; . Cld88lfl8d Advertisements g _ 1 onolnaanlou ...................... Ioeparllnoeflwordo j e Inset-lino 9e par lino o! b words o 1 Io gar lino of a words z z ‘lo per lino of .0 words ,

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Agents Wanted '

For Sale \

AGENTS WANTED-NEW EURO; lien Sensation. ‘rho "Belle" Hollow hundreds of

Grinder will givo Kean, velvety Bhavos from th

same blade. Join hands with us gnu!“- Fon s“; on TRADE D151“; licenscs, advertising, the time rental.

nllrl success. Write or wire 101i for yglung cc:t$. Riiiddson H. or gov ' '*‘ i “ 911°" vrgreeitim- ciimmm" "i! W. 0V i - nonmgon-M Glqnwqgd, 10m, The cost of a liccnso will be t3 in- 53 PIllk°fI;v:5;_-1_5,:: 1“5'3'1.'1"°_‘E* ',-,' J J ., “b, ,5, 1939, 5mm“- stead ‘of ilmalndlihe estimated re- a..- ..... .__..___...... '- csnsa surnames-canon: T0 “mmm '°" °l m” "d m‘ L l lam“ m“ “Km "°°'°°° “m” Captured "m; Much “n; n" ma“ Scott Robinson. (noo Ella Sutherland ' A Y- Tho Rdveliising revenue is 399k ygup fgqulygmgnt; ngyn gygc. estlmated- t0 b9 $903,090 annually

CAPTUBED DARK SILVIB MALI

lu- Tatooed. c. n. Clay. Bridge- - town. isu-a-s-ai eon sass. ro cu. aoaap mo lI-unnu-

Employment Wanted‘

\._ ____ _______ ____ ___________ __ PRACTICAL HUB!!! WILL‘ CARE Cow, froshened 4 years old. Aloe lor invalid or other nurainl- All- one 1 year old bull. Apply Ildiaon ill F- C. Guardian office. "uumi, North River. isia-z-o-si. 1404-24-41 _ -_ _ _ _ i~o_.____ __-__ ,. T \ . esclters Wanted female Help Wanted .. ~,_____

wman Iaaniii‘? ovaa Y: "l" of m for study nod pov- illl oositlon. Eighteen hours weok~

FOR sate-own roman: nac- coon.,Apply to lid. J. logan, Fort Augustus. 1501-2-7-11.

Central liuarilla

AIEGWIITS V8 IALOONB mos mint and st. Dunstan‘: Va Vieiorias. Plrstgame starts at 7.30.

1072.

TWILIGHT ORGAN IlClTAlr- " ptlst Church, Saturday at 5 p. m. Silver collection for church funds.

TIE CONCERT AND BASKET social which was to be held in Mount Albion Hall last night. i8 postponed until hiday, this evening, Feb. 7th.

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ABEGWEITS VS FALCONS Arena tonight and St. Dunstan! Vs victories. First game starts at 7.30.

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CORNWALL UNITED CHURCH- Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. A. minister‘. Service of worship Sunday. Feb. 9, in Kingston at 11 a. m. West River, 3 p m, Cornwall, 7 p. m.

ABEGWEITS "S FALOONS Arena tonight and St. Dunstan‘: Vs Vlciorios. First game strta at 7.30.

CONTRACTOR LEAVES. - Mr. A. R. Allan. contractor in chiFgc of the digging of the cellar and the erection of the foundation for the new C. N‘. R. Hotel, leaves this morn- ing for his home in Halifax.

MT. STEWART United Church. No service in this charge Sunday,

preach no. 16th at m. Stewart at 11 a. in. and ‘l p. m. in Lot 40 at 3 p. m.

Y's AND OTHER Y’! MEN-The

oi the ‘Y’: Men's Club was held last evening in the Y. M. C. A. banquet room with Mr. Jack McNair presid- ing. As the meeting was scheduled as a business session the‘! was no speaker for the occasion. Reports of slvoral committees were heard and adopted. At a meeting of the Other Y's men it was decided to dlsband the club. members wishing to re-organlae under a new sybtsm of ideas and ideals to meet next Thursday CV60- lng. , ::I'0TATO BAGiINevr l’. Ii‘. Island lrand and Plain. B. T. Holman Ltd. 1487-14-31.

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Eastern Guarrlzan

JWIIIST AND dance in Arma- dalo School, Selkirk, Wednesday evening, Feb. 12th. Everybody wel- come. ‘ 1070-24-31

wero represented at the recent busi- ness efficiency exhibition at Sydney, N. S. W. i’

m». ma. Rev. a. u. MacLeod wiiil

PIES DNALB

___...... Mrs. aufua Strickland. Covehoad Rood. is reported better today.

Mr. pewar Swanfis spending a. few days at York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Vessey. _ i

Mr. Ivan Vesscy, city, is at home at York. after an operation for ap- pendicitis.

Miss Helen A. Lawson has returned to her home in Stanhope after a week's visit in the city.

The Guardian regrets to lcarn of the serious illness of Mr. James Hughes, West Covehe d.‘

Mr. Anthony A. Francis left yes- terday morning‘ for Halifax, to re- sume his theological studies at Holy Heart Seminary.

Propose Heavy‘ Expenditure To _ - Develop Radio,

OTTAWA. Ontz. Feb. 6.-'I'lie gov- ernment's bill with regard to radio broadcasting has bccn printed and will ‘be lfltsOdllCCd into the House oi Commons early in the session. The bill, which follows closely the recommendations oi the Aird Com- missions report will be sent to a special commission. '

Petitions from radio broadcasting stations, radio equipment firms. or- ganlzations of a public and private ‘nature and thc general public will bc invited when thc House com-

|regular weekly meeting and supper mittee meets to discuss the bill.

It is understood the government | proposes to expend $8,000,000 in con- nection with the nationalization oi radio. It is proposed to establish seven broadcasting stations across Canada cach with an input of 50.- 000 watts. The initiallcost will be about $3\000.000. crating cost will be $2,500,000.

There will be one station for the three Maritime provinces and one in each of the other provinces.

iabllshed to cover areas not reached

complete programmes being broad- cast simultaneously on two differ- ont wave-lengths. located outside of cities so ns not to blanket incoming programmes. Provided for Television l .Chaii1 broadcasting will be estab~ llshcd when desirable with coast to coast programmes. Developments in I television will be closely watched and‘ . the system provided for it. l "The first step ‘will be the acquire-i

Nearly 50 American manufacturerrrnent of one private broadcasting

station until the new government stations are built; all the other private stations will be closed down. The revenue will be derived from

ial price off car. Court Ac Son. Bedford Station. 1543-2-6-31

room alone on hand at Guardian Offieo. tf

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ron sans-runs aaeo rzasav

ANTI!) AT ONCE. A SICOND class teacher for I-lighfield School. 800.00 supplement for remainder of term. Apply to John A. McDonald.

ii‘. Write Box 1101. lilll-l-l-Iii. gggy g] Tpugtggg, 1540.34.41 \->_ Iomcs n once. nan-r Ann na- ' "role. Must have outside selling ex- T“ P“ cnce. Apply ll A. M. to 12 noon.» m loom ro LIT an noun, n w” “"0"” “'fl‘,‘,f',‘I"_fl_ Prince ltreet. iass-a-a-ai. \\_ _______.__ ' ---a--o---n . —— Msran _ mum can: n Lost -

"we between the ogta of 25 to 35 l" llieciai outdoor work. A chance Must have "Nrience. Apply to '10! Queen

i» um sumo s. any.

lireet. one flight. llOkI-‘l-ll

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‘i u “imp-aw Mill I6!- 7N! "m" wttam at boaoh.

"W. in elnhavwo

cost-camp's GLASS“. envo- er leave at- this office. Reward. - 1070-81

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STIAIID-BLACI AND. TAN I08 - hound. Whito tip on tail. Answers to name of Jigga Pleooo notify '1'.

"m, on P a ‘await! a‘; a. nous. Milton. In we an» no m, tonal: reasons- Guu-qhm ' “"443 .o-_-,,-....:_-w--a-c--- V - ‘INC; ' ;‘-~ Miaeollanoo """,",T,""',,, w“ "w" 1"’ "mp4s"! lhfififlflkl. A l0 ""- "" - pp- -- - m». m. n. I?" Amy; gsgwma W? i"..t'.'.‘32'§2.".2‘..".'.l‘.’.1‘.'i.'£ . '_,__':'_'_‘_7""M""l'"~ WIN-Ii "i" " mf.,.“,;,,.,‘,,_ " fnsartod s; romeo. listen o Iisccooa§w a....‘.-.'_......‘.......__._-.-E-: - "‘“"" ,asinofroeeoenoandoomoextraPfnAtpfrAGaIOITII s t»... m r...,'*...~~c:r..':...*.:.." "M. ‘ ~ 8t. Phone "f!!! l tile-ii ,~ ~ , i ‘ ' "ooooooo-ooooooooooowoooos m“ v IIOflID ‘$739K. "$- l. . 5 =f.,,.“‘;“"“m*'" KW", “mo: “up N. n. Maclioani; , o o. i _ . Yildldotdi. IJI- mgg"fgggj z "l". monotonous-sow A ’: " > ‘. vaoiouo ~ g I

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In. Memoriam

In loving memory of MIS- ANNII GARIICK Who Died Iobniary ‘i, 10M A loving biotic: traa and

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No friend on earth like bor

- we 8nd; .» For all of Ill aha did bos-

Ilt Gol gave liar eternal teat.

, ‘Inserted by her Ifaaslly.‘

a-oiaoao-auanaa-a IN MEHRIAM

la and orator,‘ also. Walter Gardiner. who departed from tbh Ilia-on lob- IUIIY 1th. We I

Tbora lo aolnoono who mlaooo IQI

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d fills time long ainfl youllat. ti eroialenoolawbotblalaofpa always -

And mo: to be bravo and ‘content.

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- 000,000 for the first five years, then

. of oar our duckies .

also. ,_ There will also be a subsidy from tho Dominion government for $1.-

eubject to revision up or down.

All the private stations will be closed except the biggest in each province, which will be utilized until the new stations are built. All sta- tions will be compensated on basis of physical assets.

DR. W. R. CARSON

Palmer G-sduate Chiropractor

Chronic and Nervous Diseases. I24 Prince It. Phone 1072. Opposite it. Paul‘: Church

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raescaimon _IUlI‘t!-.

' that only tho purest drugs be uood in followlht the writioa in- structions issued to patients by repu-

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tabla vhillcionl. ‘mo drugs muat aloe be of tho strength specified and muted in Just tao right proportions. Because we observe than require- ments implicitly, you can bring your prescriptions to uo with ‘ moo,

y M Drug ‘Co.

The annual op-i

Smaller stations may later bc es-l

by the big ones. i ‘The new system will provide two

Stations will be‘

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l". cigaiirxvrrcrlgwrv GUARDIAN

Him.» linitzh Churn;

7-00-1141“! Stars Young Paaploo

i swlflb-lloarta Memorial llhll.

‘MM-Cottage Prayer Mootlng -_ Residence Mr. Roderick Nich- olson, ill Kentbtreot; -

l NOTRI; DAME CONVEN‘! in" liluwlfll P110115 aecurod an (Ii/Hm over ‘i5 b- o. for the month of January: .

Grade X, Betty Doyle, Helen Cur- ran. Blanche Brazil, Mary Power, Stellat Sprowell, Mary MoCan-on, May Douoette. Miriam Biflin, Mar- jorie lldiioheli.

Grade IX: Enid Cantwell.

Grade V111: Marie -Arsenault, Wlimifred Moran, Gertrude McCar- ron. Mary Mahar. Florence I-Iowatt, Mary Martin. Eileen Howard, Iag- beile Corbett.

Grade VII: Muriel MacDonald. Marlon Mahar. Alma Sheehan.

Grade VI (a): Eileen Mullin, Irene iloiors.

Grade VI: Elwin Ayers. _

Grade V: Blanche Grifflth. Mar- Igai-ct Shelfoon, Genevieve Monagh- an, Mary Morealde.

Grade IV: Partrlcis. Arsenault. Mai-y Hogan (equal) Cecelia Lan- non. Constance Leightlzer, Isabella MacDonald, Florence Vautor, Mar- jorie Dwyer. I

Grade III: Isabel Goodwin, Jean Prunty, Bernadette Tralnor, Norma Peppin, Eva. Boiger, Genevieve Lar- tel‘. Mary semi.‘ (equal) am Dowl ing. Margnrot MacKinnon, Victoria Paquetto. Dorothy Peters, Susie Mar ,tin. Margaret Klggins. | Grade II: Kathleen O'Brien. Phil- (ippa Bradley, Eileen Reid, Betty Lcightlner.

Commwcla-i Department. (in order of Inert): Catherine Mwiosirey, Ei- leen l-Iynes. ‘Ethel Martin, Florence lMoAulay/ Bernice MoCobe, Mary lueightirer.

A Concert In St. Paul ’s Parish Hall

‘A. very enjoyable entertainment was liven in St. Paul's Pariah l-Iali

Young Women; Bible Class and the Chancel Guild. Mrs. Prod I-Ioule. Miss McCollum and Miss Lillian Ihrle directing. The young ladies present- ed a pretty, little one act play en- titled “Six American Beauties" and in very pretty tableau a. Japanese Love Bong. as well as several excel- lent vocal numbers. Solos by Mrs. F‘ M. Nash. a vocal quartette by Messrs Quigley, Dlngwell, terns and Calder. a duet by M“s. McKinnon and Mr. Percy Williams, besides in- strumental music by Mr. Robert Ifyndmananri Mr. Walter McNutt. and channlng recltations by Miss Mary Sinclair rounded out a very pleasant programme. There Wu I gale of candy during intermission. Ir. spits or the extremely cold even- ing there was a good audience. sev- eral Sunimetside friends being pres- ant.

LATEST DOING!

(Canadian Press) LONDON. Feb. 6-"l'he Five Power Naval Conference sitting as a com- mittee of the whole this afternoon,

laat evening under the auspices of the"

_ ,‘:-i1e city‘ to Marshfield

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I " sarvrancs i loontinuod from Page .1» ------.---_-----... lsw urflmrryiuunsi-t on Sunday‘ and returning to his place of busi. low an Monday moraine. He notices two’, tracks of men in the snow.’ 0n being asked if ho- suspected any person Mr. Ferguson furnished the polico with a description of William Caliow. a man who had left the em- ploy of his son-in-law a short time before, who might well know Mr. Ferguson's habits. and about whom he had auspicIonsK Constable Jay, guided by the des- cription given. about 7.30 p. m. Tues- day located Callow in Power's pool room, pissed him under arrest and escorted him to the station. A search of the suspected man netted three 25c notes, a 20c piece, a sill: hand- kerchief hidden in coatjining, and n. pendant, answering the descrip- tion of. and later identified as the ,one removed from Mr. Ferguson's store. Mr. Ferguson identified tho last two articles. , Wednesday evening csllow admit- ‘ted breaking into Ferguson‘: store Jmplicating in his confession Ben- tlamin Gauthier, who was arrested i about 8.50 p. m. by constables 1-11;- *ins and Trainor. Callow confessed first he and Gauthier walked froni~ ' on Sunday

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Maritime , Industry

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Address

MONCTON. Feb. 0-4111: positlrg ocu-‘Plfll by the Canadian Nation“ Railways in the industrial life of the liilrltime Provinces‘ was strikingly set forth in an address delivered by W. U. Appleton, General Manager 9f the Atlantic Region of the Canadian National Railways, at the anniversary dinner of the Halifax Board of Trade last night. Mr. Appleton pointed out that the National System had not only brought the system up to such_ a standard as to~give the people of the Maritime Provinces fast and re- liable service, but had also provided facilities for a far greater density of population, and of industrial and commercial activities in advance of the traffic needs of these Provinces, Nowhere in the world. Mr. Appleton slated, was there such a fullcr ac- commodation to transportation wane;

‘and requirements.

‘In the matter of operating cffi. c.c»'.cy Mr. Appleton presented (lg.

iurcs. which showed that the cost per

1-900 gross ton miles had been re- duced from 159.1 cents in 1923 to 115,

agreed provisionally on the generahaway two rings. A quantity of cig- outlines of the French plan for lim- Iarettes which he had admitted tak- iting naval tonnage. a conference lng from the store, was found in his spokesman a. raced. ,YJBI¢I1t$’ residence-

The Italians still entered rescrvaq The pair admit operating togeth- tions on all points. A SUBCDMMltieeiPI since January i0 when the store of two experts and one advlsor from of Patrick Hughes on Bishop 5t. cacli delegation will be named toflvas entered and cigarettes and can- adjust certain technical differencesny stolen. On January 15 the store

‘note-eon the two groups. namely. thcQoI A. R. Wise on Euston Street was

British and United States delegatesrntered. and cigarettes. tobacco, on one hand and the French anclchocolai-es, and $4 cash stolen. On Japanese. on the other. The subcom- VJan. 25 the meat store of Wed l~l. n-iiitee also will draft resolutiouiwortli was burglarized, the front

The following pupils of the music department passed. with honor, the! flizlf-ycprly theoretical and practi-l cal examinations, presided over by: the Reverend blather Saint Mary‘ Elizabeth Provincial Superior of tile, ‘Maritime Provincos and first Caaindl .isn graduate of the Progressive Sen"

ies of Music at st. Louis. Missouri. t A} Plgot ....... ......... .. 9s M. ‘Mccmcn .. 92,

.Mitchell . 99;

l-Iowatt 98 McGrzth l‘. . Arseuault Gaudet Prowse ‘Power? . . _ . Peters . lifohaghsn 'I‘rairiol" Doyle

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woof. cur or causpa. 1920 i

The total production of wool in‘ Clnsrla is estimated by the-D>n1'l\\‘@‘-1 ' Bureau of Statistics at 21,234,000 lbs- as compared with 19,011,430 lb in ma. The value of the wool cliP vi i020 is estimated provisionally at $4,267,000 as’ compared with $5,099.- 000 in 1028. By provinces,’ the wool clip for 1929 as follows: Prince Ed- ward Island, ssaooo: Nova 5w“! 1-- mono; New Brunswick 800,000; Quebec 5.408.000‘. Ontario 6.300.000; Manitoba 1.010.000; Baslratch “an, 1.102.000; Alberta. 3.054.000; Brill!“ Columbia. 1.150.000; Indian ltosorvos 10.000.

Wool prices in 102i were the low-V oat sineo ms. Tho market 09'0"! with considerable demand for 3"?‘ ern Domestic woole and the early portion of tho c119 "P "my m°v°d into tho trade. As the aaason advanc- oq, buying orders alaclroned off- The“ was 11cm activity omen: iml bill'- era with the result that a consid- erable increased volumo of wool was consigned for oo-oporativo sale. Ioc-' a1 pviooa paid to farmers in Ill-IMP" Canada ranged from 1| cents to 20 cents and graded wool: broulht "("11 20 oenio to 2o cents not tomroducers-

Canadian whole in i020 were of very good quasi!- Tlil-fl applied '0' both Donnoilc and Rants vwil’, Farmer-a are viewing with consider-i abla eoneom what appears to be I steadily nan-owl!!! mar-bot outlet for Canadian wool! to Canadian millai Improvement in shells breeding is: making dofinlta wegrou. nul- this year hundreds of now flocks have been established through the Sheeol Club policy on farms where sheen: