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In order to create greater in-ter
 est. in like Ol-Ky Hockey League and
t
o encourage the younger players,
the following have kindly dona-tied
-gold -mednils ‘to the winning team:
"‘°""“""` %“'°"` Arena. ninu C0. _
' Prowsc Bros. Ltd.
E. F. Alcorn .
G. L. lProw.-in
Moor and l\icl..~od
.1- 189  D.el\'iuliri~lsr»n
  M'cKin'no:\ llrizlg Co.
.142 ,'..’_1z4
-1-if or-_
T. B. Rogers
Dr. (.‘lia_s. l:ougun.
_  Arrowshots-Radio
_ Wlia-t proved lo be a i‘as»t and ex-
..c‘lting garlic of hack-°y,'took place
.fit-lwc sn the Radios ni~_l the Arr-iw
Ou the evening of Jan. 28th a
mixed team of “Montaigne Hockey
Players" invited the "Grantee" ot
Lower Mon-.ag-ue to a-friendly game
of hockey to be pl~ayeIi\on the
Kllondike Rink at Montague. The
_visiltc-i's were welcomed with a
\'W€I»'l>' below zero reception, -and
after being relieved of their money
tilt. the door were alliloiwed to enter.
The gnline wllile not what you
wctilld ca-ll iprcliessionai hockey, was
fast and showed some very clever
stiv.>l¢-bundling. 'Mr. Roy Moore
handled the whistle to iihe satisfac-
tion oi' n'll, and the game ended
with u sic-are oi 1-'.i in favor of the
vislors.
When the Granltes got into the
Idress-ing-room w‘.|,h -frozen ears an-d
toes. and when they-found that
their pocket had been rliilted and
_1¢ii'~ili3s'1_
.;sz‘ -1 s-
_isii _,lite -121
143
gg u-t tl:-e Art-na on Sl-lilrday night
185
S-lic-ts. B-tl h of tlii-,~;=. i'eniu~i workc\l_g_h¢,y Md bmn raiuwed of the U-em
_l‘ri;r.-iictisly and thi. ,';-.une re-suited ,muy had so t.h0,uglh1|gu||1y_p|-,ovided
lin a ilrnw, the s-:rare being 3-3. they warmed up con-smemgbipy _ The
'Phe li'll€~ll'D “'-‘H US f01l0W-‘!f'- G-runites will next cross slides with
their opponeintsin the Georgetown
Senators
. B-s. Parts.
vs. . Bruins,
vs. -Brfui_ns._
YB I
Senators.
_K Om GRAY
SPRI G.-
RMWOS ARROW SHUTS Rink, whrlie -they hope t-he temper-
 d  S. BI.-:sur Goal D-vc. Lawlor n-mu-s nnahmorais win he uighen is 1013 was one time or canada'
 e u e S. Matfhltlson D;-fcn-ce J. Turner' Line \_,_5__ _ mom rapid pmg,~;,;9_ ,md to th
-_ J- D|“’“°1‘¢\ , E CC‘ill`|Sh Montague ‘-:_ "_ Lower Montague progress Grc-at Bi .tain con-tribute
R- B“"“’? F0l“"“'l"|’* M'-‘V -l-0°* l Goal more 'than ony oth-er outside colin-t~` hoped -thu-L greater prosperity will
R- H€“"‘5  MMU" C. Johnston A. Jacklman l‘y, although the Uniited States in
E- 'D3'-'h'°e F- H"“'1"'h“'l'i\  Defence ' -her a close second. Dui- ng -tlios
M- Sff'WH'l‘l 'SUIUG T- 0l'U\‘Wll I-I. Jolins-lon - A. Graham t'ourt~2E-n years in spite of a ra-D
`_"""‘°'°""__"` - P. Thompson A .Ross increase in Can-.idilun exports i
_ _ _ . __
` ' Forwards the Unltleii Stat»es,'Great Brita!-nl feature 01' the iiimb'»r bi i  i'
L'  G'  R. Carru-ther-s H. l-Iewit-t -took $1,803,000,000 w'-:th of our Cali-:ills for tonic time- ‘S uw’ U
E'
Br.ta.n.
has lbele-n our commercial and fin-
Britiai-n. The effect of_ the £1' on
-.nfterna-tion-al ici-ad'e in general, and
on -Grea-t Briiain's economic situa-
tiie- impo.t':inco of -th-is relatio
evl.ln affected -ilhe relative impor
tance ot’ our trade relations w-ith
:ind t’.-r.ui,ii<`.‘_a‘l -i-ntercolursls will
Great Bu;-in-iii.
htlr back than the beginr-ing ,o
the century The peiiod from 190
_... .A. Fraser D. Ross goods, comp-aie-d w-ituli .$1.245,000
On the alleys last night. was mn. W. Thompson H. Schirme-r 000 sold to che United States an
pd an ex¢1l_i|n.g_ al-though not liiglit A se-nt us- clc-se to 1,000,000 n-ew L-Liz-'ocel i‘i'om the foliou-in-_-_g figures
` in considering the pile-war situa-
TRT1  EW “ml ““'IiL".ilP “NAU” eForest Crosley
      i';f2i‘;‘ilJ;.l‘@i;;i_°fi°         
' ` City League Hockey   °"°“=-'“--‘S W" ‘°f_7_- -s-l--- °- --_--  ° °
th Royal Bank oi Canada gave kc. for Lafnaiiluii .whenli hui, W;
--_ -l the following o.a-.eineut of (lun-,wa-n-L to iiicrase our ,sales ‘oi
ada‘s 1.-:de relations with Great cattle, liucoii, pagignig housn p;.0_
Idll'-“S ill it llerul checc-e bu-tie
_ _ . . r,
0ne of.-this most lmpoit-ant fac- app.-rs iiili eggs und onlie, food.
tors in -the development of Canada _lstuff-5, Allvcril slug_ move., sales.
mall~=‘l\'ll. :mid inos-t iniporla.n; of
imc-al relatl-onsh.p w.th re-.tt all, the iirod-ucilim of u ¢,i.m;,, of
.llroilui-i suited to British -lnsteis,
lalld of Ll ui:.llo:m standard of qual-
|l¥» 1ll’e uectesary for success. Wie
l-ionl_in part-cuiar, 0°.-nded to lessen bcflievi- thu-L (‘,una¢i-3 5,; making D,-0.
Mlljjl _EFBSS iilolifs' -.hc-so lines. While the
from -im financial point of view, and coxsiiiiiiitioir I-u Gr ut llrliulii of
_ ~ ~ l ‘ I ' . ~q
lteiisiii .ii-Lii_li.s. such us wlicul, i.
'Wi l=k"ly ‘lu »iin:reu|;c-to any ex~
the Mothe-r Country in the past-wur |tc.ni i-xcifpt as popiiluijou linclemp
years. We are now, -liowcve-r, oi?-l‘i'a, cii-nlvr prosper.-iy sliolild en-
mencing 11 period during wh h lulgt- ».‘li<- i-i.-niiiiiiiiiioii 01' goods of
more normal lcoild-ltions wt-il p.le-:otiif_ clussm ,iiiul fnvoiii-lfilul. |,,~.,.
va-ll, -n-nd iiiay very well con-.elder lil'/Gris lor irc-ilicr liiisiiiess condi-
nt -this time -the cliauges or de- tions in (iron-1 lli-ltnln dui-Elug 1035
vtlopniienhi which ni-ay be expect.-' and ciiliiic<|iieiii y.-n‘r.~i u-re. there-
ad to -take pl-ace in our cominerclall' fore, u guziil 0m_(,n. for Ca_“__.“Ha“
prc-lluct.s_ .
Th” l"ll~Zlll`Ht4 Drinteil ulmve show
"ml Pxilort.-i ol wood and wood
f .50 D1 i' ci-_nt in value elncc 1013,
“U11 ll IWH1'-t‘ht-reitoro be nssiiineii
What volllmc h-ns no: l-r.-ci-'-iiseti at
_ `D»ll. i‘lll-rlipeun coiiipeil-tion -h-us be-en
tion, -it is un-necessary to go fur-' products have riiicleasell i-:sg -than
1 ‘ ' ' '  _i _
_ , _ . 0
B
is
d
an ilnfnvuiirable factor. l-L is tio be
""`eS'll‘ l" lil-l`F€Il' Illircliiises of Culi-
e
id nd-inn lunibex. since -th r s -ic oil '”‘"‘l9'ati°"
_ e c tl tl
u British ileiiinnil hias been a bn
Imports
<1 T\ll'll‘lu: I-rv illlnor-is. li can li
l ,l s-:oilng ga-in-e be-iween the Burners! ons, which- compares w-I-th 900.000 that fm-iii Ili-iiain has lost grounil
' :md C.N.R. resultiiig in ilie l`ii'st. ”--*'*'*’-D who came -to Canada from the in the (‘-zz-nnilian uiarks-. during the
livin for the latter who took ithem.' .
K E '
>
Q( 1'
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‘\
=“f'l
was like.
J. W-irish oi’ the Bnnbcrs roll-ed
elnpeuted. `
BARBERS: .
J.Walsh.....  1-50 182
J. -Hughes   114
H. Gregory  
'l‘. i\1oCa|b0  ..
11-8
110
152
l-‘_ Reardon _ ._ ,. 117
180
202
120
- 775 079
Total-2394.
C. N. R.
 Crasiwell . _ . . . .
.. 98
-» R. ilcran   201
P. Mcl)onilld ... _ . .. 1-14
,J. Doyle  
C.Doyl@.... 
1-50
L28
167
189 156
161 170
793 7"1 83
'l`0lull-2402 ' ‘ A
____....;..___
hi-gh single 261 and ailso high total’ .Everything points to a big time tion. The great proportion of .th
1143. ne” Wednesday at the Arena outs de capital required by »Ca‘ll.ti¢l
’l‘o-night. Yschtsmen vs. News- when me Q_ 5_ ,S_ boys mage their for development purposes calm
iglnlpermeii and an excl-ting game is afmual We s'ponH_ The pmg_.am_fi~oni London, Br-I-l.1sh investment
,.»n Canada -during the perl-od under --
lil-iscutslsllom being estiuinied a-t"$1,- S
,this year is _made up of races, hoc-
key and skating with band, not (nr-
261 getting those funny clowns. The
boys intend to stage a better nlizht
good deal. -So if you appreciate a
real night's fun and want to help
194
 than last yei`1r,`wliicli is saying u
141
753,000,000, coinpla-i'ed with U. S
adiu-n products even after tih
United Sta-ties. The great .import-
lnvlestiiie-ntis oi' $029,000,000- Now
the war, wh-ile -it did not lessen
Greu-L Brt»tein's deiiialid for Can- ~
185* \\\'l’|\'f” veflls since the vain
. . -. . ' 0
-the former, fora fast ride the bum- ' M109 0! th -M01-hcl' Cour.-try's con- ict' hi-r .-tiles io ffnnuu- init-r 3. d
pers on a fas= outgoing exipress and   tribiition ft[o\`Canadian prosperlt 3 ‘L 0 se so
s-hclwed them what snow fighting  is] even ingrerileflngtely establish _ d
» e wien ii e nane a~ aes s-t1:1'n.ce- o . tlii. vziliie ot' our iiiiporta-tio-ns
extended is tain:-n into consideru- fr-oiu ilu- Uiiltr-ii States -int-rea cl
elfrom S42l1’,000,000 to $52s,00(ifi?(?0_
a
'E ' 'J |ml?ill‘*s from Great Britain
S lylillionii oi Dollars)
Y!-illghtly ililzit the volume is e\* deni-
-Ily iiilitii-'ii-ily less. During this per-
;-: centagg of
tal imports
i ,Q
NOW
\ 
'é°i`3”S"'
Dfm Mann;
from
fit
New Manufacturing Economies _
The united efforts of internationally known
Production Engineers executing the theories
of world-famous Radio _Engineers have
made possible this further demonstration of
DeForest Crosley Values. ~
Simple 'of operation, wide of ranfe, giving
clear melpdigus loudspeaker _vo ume, the
Trird’yn, with its three tubes doing the work
of five, agpeals to every careful buyer as the
finest ra no value on the market. -
You owe it to yourself to investigate this rp-
réxaéltable instrument before investing. in
a io.
DEFORES1' RADIO CORPORATION LMITED, TORONTO
IR -
_ SOLD BY, AUTHORIZED DEALERS ONLY
Mor.over, as indlcutcd _u~liove. wcl
have u very d-lieu. interest in her
piospeiil-ty, slut.; .suits of niaiiy
cl-asses of Cuiind-;iii pruiliicts are
nflecteil liy Ili- liiisli.-;sti conilitloils
prlv-ulliiig fn Giuut llriliiin.
| simon. 1,000,000 Smit-rs onine to
Faiiuilu fzuiii tht- llr.-.tail K-nglloiii
dil.Ing -.'hc ‘fourteeii years 1000-
12113, this co.-.i.l;ii_iii;i i.-,_-L-¢it,iy to
.lic ilcielopiiiim oi itlic country
iliirinc iliui piilfil, 'i‘ii,- inoveiii iii
has lietii gieitly ri;lsti'icied cvcn
i`zi\-.ziirulile oppnitiiiiiiics io; iiiak-
ing ino..~»sy i..i:iil :' in ;igi'iclilturc oi'
-ii-lliisii'y lin L".iiicdu. As -tliiies lie-
cciiie he-tie,-r, lioweveli-_ wqcaii again
look to Uirnt iirlvtiiiu- lor -the type
ol' liiiiii-igiriiit ullio '.5 iiiosft likely to
_achieve siiuccss und btcoiiie u Eut-
isi- eil cinizcn oi' Ouillail-u. Li is to
i, .-cgi'Lili~d tliii-._ .ionic critiicisins
on ciiiigi'iit.oii lu (':iiindu, to wliicli
tli LOVE-ii-css pircss has given pub-
l.t-iiy in \.i_r_<~.ii.»= ‘lines illiilng Lhe
last your oi- su, linve been liased
on piii'liul -iiii`oi'iii;ltlo;_- 'iilld li-uve
sliulvii in geiie-ral :iii incomplete up-
pi'£ci-ziiioii oi' lilo prcsciit si-tn-all oli|
.ii ..lie llunilinioii or -its i’utli-rc poss-l
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131_,]¢cy was 'played in the AN’-llfl Wed' i-nvef~/tnienlto in Ca-izlaii-l-an indus-
‘ ---- nesdtw “ish b°lW°e“ ‘"9 “le” tries ui cnmniinn bond iiomtin
~ _  ~ ' n
SLSFHDUB Bild me' T“|‘5‘Ph°“e5 “'h"“h re in Loniloi-.i were almos-t. untii-ei
-lsllmid in P- ¢01\W1‘*te 9\‘“`t°“" M Im” cut out, and Ca-iiud-a was forced i
oliiding s€IlSJ1U0Ml B‘°\-"P|“g by Mc So for as the future is co-nicer
9 1'
.- cessutloii- oi' hoe-tllities, did inter-, " 5
940 the \’°Y5:-be ;“l`°n“h“d be 0" hand i‘s.;e with li-er camcity 1'-or coiiibet- E
,Wed"°sda§`t e,,‘ ' ling with ith-2 Uii-i-Ltd Siiates iii the 19 _ “'_'_‘__
 ---~»-  11  ri: 
157.» .  _ _ __ has not yet been overcome. M0_re-H923  117
 . L 1 `. i '
lei; i
i _
_ over, with steiling at s fluctuating 1923 "~' ' ' ‘ ;~ ' ' ' ; ~ - ~ 141
A vcry interesting game of hoc- Mswum _in mia comm, En Nh 12 -.\io-i.lllis on-ding Niv-
' 1-iiilier 192-l . . . , .
._ 1-iS
I)
, _T o
20
21
15
17
1,5’
;| 'i`lic Old C0i\nti'y's ni-:lin exports
_ _ _ _ 0_to'__('aiiuda aiu woolen and i'oL.oii
` ~»+--<+>l-- -_-'_)utRei"b_y a_'s'q`6r`6-’ol"1D to nil. look to the Unhed states Monemgoods, und _i-roll an-ii steel proilucls,2s-_illiagluii 'is noi. lllvely io cliairw?
The score was no indication off I 0 ut mmcm) niii.-iiily rolling iiiill products. nine
' `. - V - - M k, f 11 ‘ll I-l
Happenlngs   the 1_orm_ shown lby 'both ».ealins. lin- asgsincerugiigheo__e‘i:l__;a0d_
hinery :ind w-ire. _'Phe U-u'_-t-eil Stat
“_ as fo-r iii-aiiy yciiic li-as supplied
dresses for sports and etrbo
Consequently. there are sev
versions of the simP|°
but none more H
model shown h¢\‘¢
llastisight. skirt, and OVC
| slip-on blouse which WN'
elm about the MP5 A 7"
oi the blouse ll; seen in th
YMCA
o Th mil". to L_ P|gg.oL_wM very al products-of which whoa.-t.'flo
Dai   Dmmld and BWUIY cd ii is interesting to consider thellh’ great b""‘ Ur C“"“‘l`“’s i'"p°‘"`
y th 5;-¢`;l:;‘:;_|:; _1_:1_§?e‘:_,m_Ig s‘a'_‘:;  subject under four heads, as fol
91' ' ' owu
D€_‘;;:_T;;“_iéP_l\3_f_;’erson Capt Laume 1 Ciinailllun exports to Gre
"“‘_* Britailn
Cym and Red” Ca-irns starred i'or the _
'lid°°‘d°‘d "°9“° mr ‘wot '10 till 12--Special classes Tell graphs, whrlle De-war, Stewart Brzitmqgfnadian impans from Gr
330 till 5-intermediates and Mcinnls showed ull brlllium-'ly 3 Brmsh emig,m,_io“ to Ca,mu|a_ ut’,U. S. iii-aiiiiiilctiircrs :ilre most
5 .till 6-Business men tor the ‘Phones 4 , _ noticeable in -the textile ninrket
t Flivllllng isgurrerg (gr the llolggrwphq were wlth g?;l;;digr';ta_f§§l€lD0ldl l”t.li1ll0i1;~i
7_(-pmmi Christian ve Zion Anderson 6 Llllrle 2 .lack Nichol E rt _ `
r G°"°'°°' ,mu 1 “Real Cairns 1 The great htm? ost our eXi>0rta .
tilowlrng, pool; shgwens, billiarda_ NOTES to GMM Brlwm has wnmosed of t.uri-_-is to ra-cover pn-rtot the _-_:i-uuiid
“ Yo" °°“"e“ enc foodstuffs-a,grloiiltiirui -and an-iin`
-und -Great i3i'ltu.-i: is nut in
_ - - i. _
however, -there liiis lil-_eii ein evid
i.-in tendency ic-r Brit.-:iii iii-zili\ii'uc
_llcrt during -the wal-i'.
r, So i'-ar us -the Cuiiailiaii liliirkc-
u
which ends at either HOGKEY ° y . oats, bacon and cheese nie -tim in gen‘oi~el is coii,cei~iicii, the Unitci
w
where it is hold do
I row oi buttons From that
narrow tina ter-mln
in front The bu
is one of the new
Let Tlial Cold
lii o Flu
Old Dlusforolc
tum into Flu
all BIDS
also be attrac
Pneumonia.
it at once
the con
quickly it
oa-
mustard
wh ch
break
tional hockey.
storm
Canada, Ltd.,
CCG
ln a puck factory-Good work Geo
1. ll n 'E
h|?:;`:|g¢,kc\;tr1<1h§t.‘;omd)r1; no c es 0 Ray Steele is to -be conuraftiiiwt (MHHOHS Of D0\`lH‘\‘S)
enlt of he
|Ci ii l ed professional hook "I 0" MP- 1"-“““Z'e'm 7- TW3
e au B D81’ grdphs
Dewey and Cam played inter H THE UNE UP
0'” °‘°Pl’°‘1 °"°"Y“‘“‘g "“‘ uw 'riai,Eoi'¢.i-Pills 'iiunluri-ionias
. Go l
Rgy's Twenty Nlinute Fliish'R MCDOMM a Bmuy
failed to shine Defence
E Anderson L Ste-wa rlt
IJNEUP Nicholson MocNall
National: 5 y
oyaic Fonward
0051 Cairns Pi-ggot _
Waddell U ’“°I'h°\`5°" Capt Laurie P Mcinnis 12 M°‘l1l¢h50l\d"l’lE
Defence Davey Dewar NW 1924  333 _ _ l f.,,,___ _,.1
D .ming _____________ F Dalziel su-ns  - __ _ _ i ‘l-it _,-11
Doull _ .--_ R McAieoi‘ poster M0Ne.v~in As Canada urgently requires livr- niiiile »gooi_ls, but lt. as eneeins post- "li||,,"__ _,.~ ,1
nuilorwhrds J MlcQ\iaid Steele sur markets' toi- the products oi' lble. Gin-.nt Britnlln can increase P ° &W """‘ll-i "P ilk '
Hows” ‘M A Hamm Nichopson ____ iier farms. in order -that increased ber sales at the expense or othcrl ZZ ""lv" -_
"":_`_'____ _Mulligan L C hm _ population mud increased Produc- coiiiit-rlles, we coiilil not but regard , _ \\]
D321!--_--_‘ J -C Green Wlaililer _...__ toil maybe justift-ed the impovr-it -as a favoii-rable ilevelopuwllt. MACDONALDS | ¢ f
"“"`"""'°' tance ofthe great Brit-adn inarke-t-si'l:-cd -the Mother Country needs _ MONTREAL ALSO IN /2 LB. TINS 
tt. ._..... ¢¢._---
L Hl;wa__;"°"""""_}:’C Dggggne F" 5,," “|_;T,,,,.d-, 1,|,,|m,,,g is self evident.. Not. only |19 wetoduy, all the business slie can get- - _ ______
t i nd
n much regre ted he ng purely “CC most lfnipormn-l; The vnius
9 ‘R°¥l|3' ¢°P'= T"*"°"“° V' "N ema' i wheat sold to Great Brlt»uin`l1~s_
tlonaiwi Borden, at Borden Capt Laumys long legs were ¢,0u.|r;e, .gn excess cf the ming
1,. _-_ mlm: any other item, and amounted t.
In covemd wth b|,°k_ as Score Royals, 4, Nationals 2. very hmewe $191L(l)‘00.00iY d\irin.l§ l-hiv twelve -less d-iié.-cuity in eelqMls=ii-liig
--1- _ monl s ending Noveni-ber 1024,
The above is our reply to our prmsnflgniilg 2112531 M§E__°n&l;1 cn? perlpd during whigh mu- mm] Sams <:o\'-er Canadian -territory without
Boston critics Actions speak loud W““e___Ho_w wbowt It Ronnie, to Great Briwm wma valued ai the expense of a long ocean
er than words The game evidenc ____ $388 000000
ed the superiority of the iRoyals on E Anderson and W Davey B150 It will lbe seen fiom the figures the Cari-ad-ia'in d-setina.-t.-oii ,with less
good ice in the first period and on ,mow ercenem .mnm_G0od work printed below that our- exports
last er G alt. Britain have more tha
d i in the D YQ
Tow covere ce boys ____ doiihlied in value ance 1913; even 01110!/S H Bllbst-Hhlltll '1`B'F.|l'f Pf€l`¢'-'-
n
Exporm to Greav Britain
ulturai
Animal
ucts _U
t
Products
To»t»;cl _
Exports
Agri c
and
Prod
Fares
1913 142
1022 6
1923 __
Qf St-irtes, by re-.icuii of its prdxiiiiliy
of to the Doiii,-miiiii, luis c.<.-tal.-n d-is
uf -Linot. -zlilvzuil-u.;;'e1-i over G-rc-:it
.0 ilrltlnin, tliiiltul Status flriiis -have
u Iii'a'r.lch houses, t-ini-ir xlltleiaiiicii can
The "spirit" of the Nationals WHS Brady did good work being ca-lied “ner ‘BUOWUNS f01‘ The 'llwroase in @“°°» S°m'f- Of The ‘l|*`“1d"‘f1“l'f1E@‘l
in evidence before as well as ni ulpon io handle numerous Bhoig Al. PNWIS H1026 thwt time, I.-t remains lllldelr which Grout ririfam inhom-
th times obvious that the volume of our 'H1-be Dtlrtially OHBBE if E108-l¢l`
ter e game ,_ ._ ., _ ,
_Mulligan and _Howau played 8 ___ xiipments has increased substanti- iitténton i given to tue 'sen-.id_a
Royal ' game for the Nationals George must' have thought he was V
inai‘lre~_. Wltalnuisctiilreli-s on tl.t.-
oiliei olde of -t‘he,w~nter are iii
ge..-eral keen t oextenil tlhsllr sales.
- and We have seen evidences ot' a
ii-`\v at-iiitude on 'their pai-L, a great-
er _s-hiow oi in.t.ere,st in business
pro-spects_ in Canada, and a willing-
ness _to adopt new methods ot
'handling -the lbu-siiiess, where new
r_ii-:thods seem necessary. Theos-
'tablishmen-t of_bra-n-ch lhouses or
of some form`of improved re~
presentation .ln Con-adus. may very
$178 well prove to be adevelopin-ent of
222 the next. few years -I-n Great
300
flrlia!n‘s sell-l-iig -taoillcs -`u- thlis
379 colin-try. Caii-ado is not anxious for
the kind of outs-lilo coiiipstitl on
which would have as ii result tho
iuiicton oi' sales of Cnnnilinlli-
1_ tations of iron un-il steel Droilllcts,
` ii
mliiot-iceably less involirahle pos--tion
in -the Cuiiadiu-ii market tliun' she
wt \\:ic lJet`-me -the w-ur, su t'.ii' us ‘th-es
cuuiinoilit-_es are-conccrufil, liiruiids
e
iliii' ng ilihe lost. lt.\\1cl\ -inoiithr-l.
journey, und -their shipments reach
9 delay thlan lihoise t’=lom Ovuiseos.
n On tlh-e c-.her hand, Great Bi'-twin
iliill't.fes» \‘€.lli iiiaiiiy iigi‘iciiltiti'ii.l
iizuiliicirsv-iioililiiy wlicui-selling
.l ut -=-.\;cL.s.»-ivcly low pi‘ici=s liirtil re-
.i izclztly, Uiiiiiill-_i diiil not offer the
.T best oi` oppoziiiiiilies lo set-tl-e|~s ni
.li the t`-ii-i‘iii'ii;*. -iypc, wiiilc indusiriul
il-1-pi'es-1-ioii i'esZ.i'li-ii il our power to
-2 ai-li.~_-'Ji'li oilici' l-lnsscii of workers.
uciierzil iiiiiiiig-.-.it~ on, -und thi.-
- niontlis oi' 1023, ’i‘ili_ prospects for
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I innn-y ilepliriiiieiiti: iii’ our eco-noiiiic
iiriraii-iza_tioii, 'Lt w-.iiild he most un-
doiusirablc iiisoinr as our fimiiicliil
.inch as in wiii'i‘iiii-L lin increase iii
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l’ni'iiici‘s hiive, liowovi-r, iiiiprovoil _ ___ ___ ______ _f°__°°‘  _ *»
pi~oi'.lt, s-,lice 'iilcsli w-eulth its clrozit-
ini-iii .lor its clitizcii-s. 'i`liis is itlic
-type ul i`iiinii~r-1-:il il.lii-iiiiii-siiilp wliili
(ircat iiiiZlt\;i1_i _li-:it wc niiilslt ‘hope
i'i-lzttii;»ii-_-1-li-ip w:th Gia-at Bi-.lain iii
coli-ci-_riie-il. Wu cnn look i`ol'w:ii'ii
w.-th siitlsiiictliiii :to ilic i'e:-iliiiip-
tion of gold liriyineiits by Uri-ut
irlritlali. uiiil (fuiizidii iiliiii Lire sub-
Money Iiliirkct iii C-aiiuiliiin
at-qlriii. ielcpeiiiiig 0 miie London
liuriuwei-_-i, lint th-c large borrow-
'ngs by public utlihor-itleis, while
wi-.c so coniiuoii- in pre-war days,
iiiiist no -lon-.1-er bc ti ll.-iatiire ot' our
l'ii;lti_iic-ial rel-:Ltdoiis \viili -thc Mother
(loiiii-try. Before thc war, our con-
ception of the immediate fiitiirc
of -Canada _ was soiiilewhut to.:
Olltiln-is-..c,.w-_th .thc result -tliaii. -too
lurge isuma ol' t'oi‘eigii> capltial were
boi roweii -aiilil iiiii-ested :in lrnill-
ways, i'oi‘ which fr-eight did not
l.!li-.s iwslliiililtiliii- of gold piiyuieiitls
will rcs-iilit. iii.
Summary
lni_»tend of C-;iiia»da’s coiiiiiierclul
aind Dlnuiiuicl-ul rela-lilonstli-ilp with
(1-i‘t-ull lli°i»Lniiii Lending to become
le-sis inipolinanit als tlime E065 on, tilre
tt-rid-t-ncy wllil ble raltherr .towlnrds
-gzreater importance. if the ou-t:llnc
ot' tli-.= sililiilaltllon which is pre~sen-ted
-nibovo iis not entirely inaccu-ruite. \Vc
in-ay exll>el0t our exlpuiits to G-reait
ilrlltiiln to lircrefnse, not on-ly as that
c0iliilt'ry’s popiillultloii liicree-oss in
nuiiilber, bint as Cnneidli-un puoductls
secure a better' liloothold in the Bri-
gre-iii.ly, -uiiil Lliosc who now coin-0 _um m______cip___| '.mm“.,m..__,n___u 3. uw b _ wa_5,on___; as up
‘*’ th__°__‘°“”}’y_‘fx*_‘f_‘_ _1'_'_"l’U` _ml wli.ch new tux pnyurs i|_ii iio._l_‘,ntiiii1l.-le-.4 tor iiiiziiiigruiilts be-
v¢_-_l..|.,a _.on o tied... i_i_.i-.ioii._ __-l"_‘ comic to sliure- Wt- iicu' u\\, I. .ne come more und more iiulm-
“ue‘___p“’_I_’“" “°_""" H” ‘Un 0_1 “xl liici'c~u'se in popiiizi-tioii r l||.ii'td to uroiis. W-c may expcut the influx
‘i""l‘l'“"‘*‘°"~"' W" ““"°`esS In Ln" justify tliesu c.\.peiiilitii_c.._ iii tlic ot' scii-tlens iroin Grealit Britain to
""“`w 19"” 'm""“”"-_‘_“`e ’_“°"_ lfnwly _m iiicuii-Liiuo, public lioi'i'<i\\'iiig in its-t equal or oven _exceed tliall; oi'-pre-'war
"°`g'°L UW ““""~`~ 'he m“'|‘t~L'5 ml' lic ridiictd to ii iiiin.iniiin lt' how- dnys' :iii-d 'fina~lly. ns iilie- world re-
"‘_`"k"’§'~ “"‘_"‘h “`~"""""l'f7"m° War” l_""" .vel-, iii'-it-isli iiiiesior:-i or their re- irii-lros iii-ore ipi.;diiiL.s of tfhe sort
~ ""‘l‘3‘I 1" L"'L“l B"l`*"“‘ by me "M" in-L>sciil»aiiv<-< uri- oppoi'tiiii-tics for w-lricli (luimtizi vain sn-,I 'ly we ina-y
._i_il-.iii _§.<_i_vi.=i_iiiii.ii. iiiill the Uniinll pluuiiii.: iiliirls iii pioiiiictivo Caiiuil- expect Bri-tisli illve.-t.o»l's to remgn-
` ""1 "“' ““5"‘ iuii ili\iii:~lti'il‘::» :nil coiiceriicd will izn and wkle ad-vaiiltuge of oppoifhiril-
itil s -tor delvelwping Cziiund-iiin lndus-
_I Finance rd ii-uni which iii-Lciwist chiirgcs -iii(-s, or for slliuring the proilits of _
.Wl', 9 Q _"""""'_' U’ lg? l“`.L"War 'l-:in h-.- ineit. and -the i-oiiiil.i'y i'i~ui»s exllnting couicl.-i~iis liy i~ii-crrea.sl!1€ ,’
““m"L'°" """“m D” .”s|"“ble if* lille btnciilt ot' ziiililiilnuii-ull -.--inploy~ their iiiivinlolui iii-tore-st in Canadian
sn.-lciii'I-tiles.
The sulbjco. oi oil-rbiislness relu-
ltioiig wlltili Giwii; i.li1i‘.t.;ilii hais been
deuilt wi-Lli nlbove i`i‘uim a pu-rely bulsl
ness vlicwpoin-r. One iiupontnult fac-
tor luis be-eii loft uii-L ot oomsilderu-
-lion. and that ls. _our atitach-m.enit.~to
Greali Bilbzilin and U0 all tlhlnge Brllt
ish. There is a very real -tllslsutre on
the part of Cnnnd-ianls to strengtlh-
en the vie-s br.-.lw»eeiii llihe Dorrnln-lou
nn-il the .\iot‘he-r Opunitry. Canadafe
feelings in lthis respect are not gliv-
en coinilnulal pulbllcity, hut th-cy wre
none l‘he less strong for tllimt. 'Phe
whole question of Emipl-re develolp
ment sc-:ms likely to recelive much
atlte-ri-tilon in the nexit decndie, and
we mlust hope Uhol. Crre-alt Britain
will nuke the 1-clad in evolving pr_a.ct-
ttd-sih ma/rkot;_ we iii-uy exlpeot Cuna-
ldll-an purchases 0-[ Birltlsh goods to
lllatelnulize. and -in govermiilental increase in the slime wny and -for
ic-all planls for a ilulier utlll-iza-tilon of
-the Em-pire's glrealt natural resourc-
es. ,’
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