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' ‘- N L _ _°» i2)__1’aralysis of the United States as a iiiunitilori sup- ` ' ‘ if ‘ fu,-_ 5;,-9.4¢ iii, iqaiuir pronrineiiti.-. in 0 0 ‘ I Ply base for the AllieS, a. vital matter in the first 'rufi _ its advertiser-e_rit,i as is now given

_ _ _ _ ` to these valuable- furs. These adver-

_--_’ - __ i - _ _second year of the war. (3) Destruction for marry _ uqemeiits uoiruq iii-.ufitrisr over- the

Qllléf '-f-' 'f-'~` -'Y'-`~ -` ff-`~'f-'-'-`*~`-‘J~`~'-'-'~`-'-‘-'~`-`~'~'-`-'-‘f-rf-'-`= n'|0|\[h5 3( least uf the Sudbury nigkel i|\dl15(|'_y and [hy -VI " W°l°ld could “nt fall l'° lm °l llflelllh - l' ' _ _ _ ' _ , , inable value to the indus/try now so

i\\’i-;uNi:sDA\' Novi-;_\iui-:iz 21, 1916- throwing out of the employment of several tlrousairu snr-ely needing publicity.

men. 'T`he first reason alone \vas‘iinal_ Clearly pri- D ll ls ““‘l°"l°°‘l 'hal llle SM”

_-_-_-_-_-_-_~.~.~_-_-_-_e-e_-_-ef_~_~_-_-_-_-_~_»_»_-_~_~_~_-_U_;,-_-_~_-,~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_._-_-_-_-_-_~e, _ __ _ Board is considering this proposl

_ \\'orth. '

S .intl more hogs and httiiig them in the best .iv for the market 'The packet' \\ ho but of hogs every season may he depeiided up- iis part, as, if he does not, his stock of pork his li:rnds_ The market has no place today worlucis that :ire noi up fo stainlard. .-\rirl e dt~perrde<l upon also to btiy all the hogs he hold of and to pay for them all that the mar- ilord. Ile knows the kind of hog that th“ wzints _'ind he cannot he blamed for refusing e kind that -‘aimot by any system ol' curing; into first class bacon, hams or bziri'eled pork. 's the inferior kind he will pay for it only

oil the part of the farniers means the rais 3. . _ ` .' ‘ _ ,. _ _

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serious niistake to slaughter hogs in an ini- indiiion. The last few weeks of feeding i_= irhir-Ir deterirriiie_< the value of the carcaa. and properly fed the highest market pri-

'ed; ire,=__flccteil in this or killed before prime This from the British Miiiistei- of Vt/;if ’1'i~,i(]¢- ,ed M any ume_ In other words ' must be content with what he gets and the who knows the System of supervision _'ii fm»C,3_ Wim they would "'feed" the market, plat: ri

`Chi')' hill ll Shlilll Shelf in ilie world's market. r-ot a pound of nickel that leaves Canada for tnci or them, Mr. Horzig said that ho had new we do not produce enough pork to ge” United States is lost sight of by either the British (‘,'lBll°‘ld“‘§"e,'“l "“"°l‘°5 ‘l‘h'hU§ th”

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?f¢\`Ui-lllllwl Ill lhC lhilflief- \\'¢l1H\'L‘p21Cl\'i‘r= or Dominion Government until it reaches its desti- miils_ “Viz-aliailssiiiaszlgillemilopiixrlfiliielltliiiii t0'd;ite plants and every rnecli':iiiiciiI and pro- nation livery oullC€ Oli ll ls -°llP¢fVl5€(l Illld lrziccd the llulllllflrlflhfl ‘i\1¢1ll‘¢Y of the foxes.”

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_ said Mr llerzig, “was the fuel that ue

rltvrte io ture baton _ind hams .ind por.. 'rom the Canadian mines tothe refining plant oi the who thought we knew all about the

_,li mi, hu, ,mdud for the he 1 ,L . ,| _ I, fui business of the world and should

_ i., 1* 1 _ s 1 ict ni it Irrtcrnational Nickel Company, and thence to its lin r dave known nv knew practically n0m_

id tor the best prices that_the market affords. flogtinatron and rigs ing about Prince Edward riiimid fox. biidly burned. and many vriluirblr- vest- re p:rcker’s interest to secure and to hold ar; ` This policy, or sysiern, may not satisfy tlios-.: "5~ ll WHS Only when I learned to ll‘l»“ lllllfliel 115 lhhv fflh H1111 lhey 1ll'0fl0hlg1‘. who would use the great problems imposed by the rcpraiierricrr in n,e.f0x husiifess here

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0 lslll P-KC “llh lhC m11fl\Cl1 feflllllflllvltls war for the purposes ol p_ii ty Suddenly this tountry })lil3§,elH '31'gillhT(l;§s:;§’]}°’l‘:f’;1ft,£332

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secured for their products ii price that enables, discovers that the policy does not satisfy §ir \\'ilfr\'l this strain he expressed surprise ih'rt_ 'ry to the farmers of this province the same Laurier. lt does satisfy Mr. Bonar Law, Secretary ;l,‘f;uft°"[',ll'(e“h{:;‘g‘e';lS“d;’n‘;°t}lm° l,‘°.l’l°

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hogs as is being paid in Oiitario, \\'liich un- for the Colorrit-s. lt does satisfy the chiefs of ilic that if they liarl elven it riror-eliiubli-` y, _ ,__,‘_ _ _ ._ _r. _ - ' _- _ I

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"London, Oct. 23,-I have been grained air

interview by Lord Robert Cecil, minister of war trade, in regard to an interview given the _V\nieri- can press, in ‘which he is said to have stated that certain amounts of irickel emanating from allied territory which were despatched to the United States, ultimately found their wziy to Germany ou lioarrl the stibrnarine Deutschland.

“LORD ROBERT ASSURTED r\-TF. TI1.\T

THIS IN NO \`V-_f\Y RTEFITQRRIZD 'T`O NICK- Til. T`<`R()r\-I C/\N.'\l).~\ and that he had no intention whatever of criticizing the firiiiiigenieilts for coil trolling'Canadian nickel or suggesting that any Canadian nickel reaches the enemy. 'I`IIT<`_ BRT TISII fi()\/'F.I'{l\ii\/Il'CN'l` IS T‘l2RT"T'fC'I`LY SA- 'I`ISFIF_D \\"I'l`lI 'f`I-ITE E’RIi_C.»\l."T`I(`)i\iS 'l_`_'\KE.\'l ` AND Tllli _-\RR.~\NGI€.\/lT".N'I`_\` WADE BY 'I`I~Il$ CANADIAN GOVI_'.'{N- I~IF_N'I` WI'I"T;I RTZGARD TO NICKEL "

lol he hlhlllhfl- hh lllh5l lll'0l<'f5l h'hl5Cll~ ll knows its every detail, \vho knows that thai si-'steiri would ,gbsorb ai heamw D,|ceB_ in rind in\'."iri;ihly that ilie last. few hushels of _-UV(-is ai] “-3, 0,-(mfg and that it c,,,|,,-Meg' QVC,-y. this way fluctuations, the curse ot t ` ` E

`\'l`ll ill lll°~"l`lll llll\`l'»‘i hh' Well V“0lfl ll glV¢"l thing llunianly possible to achieve the end <lcs\i'ed_ the business placed on ,, pe,_ma,,,,,,, ’ lf’ lhe hog- Shall the Canadian people accept the specific assur- and l>I'0f’llHbl<= bilsls. H0 Biff/hal.- _ve within the past few ycafS CIHCYCIT lh¢` anccs of Lord Robert Cecil, Imperial Minister of i:,lf§,‘;l,.,lj',§J'l;,I:iiiru,sis(;ilirr(r)~ii-riufiiepiiiiiierlli-tiiirg

of the wedge into the \vorld’s hog market. “liar Trade 0,. the lmrlisml Suspicious of Sh. \\_',]i'i-id ting] if grey vyorkedhliarmoniouslyr pg.

1 .` ' ' ,- ' , ~ . , _ - §G El' TOUR EUC fl l‘8[)l'e5f}l'l d' facilities for growing the necessary feed, Lawler? tive, responsible and business-like

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"lille ellllefl lol' hog fillglhg and Wllll hO \fcanwlnle it should not be forgotten that Can- body as the present Fur Stiles Board

the Prince Edward island fox lndus-

f` l0 hlly Olll' lll”0‘l“Cl5 “C have all Ollllof adian nickel is not the only nickel procurable in the tw would very shomy become one 0,..

rlvc tile' widge llonle alll t0 fommallfl 3 United States. Considerable qilllrltitics are mined the most profitable-if not the most

lilfgel' Sllllre Ol llle h0t-T hlfll'l\'°l lllilll l`~'° annually as by-products of American copper min--s, §’,;`C`tl;f§b,},,°i,°,fh,”'°ck mmug proposimn ll ls llll l0 thc lf1f'll¢f~“» illhl llle llll-*l‘le5~" l-" and there is no possible way by which the Britis_‘n Mr. ilerzlir stated that in consulta-

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l Kolhg flller' or Canadian Government can control its destination Iffgllsthlg da? xgmhif l,;,.fc;’;1"l°f2 pm__- reg, far in excess of our previous fil-

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0 -- Then there is New Caledonia. One Canadian so chase the whole fury output of the is

ER called independent'newspaper, notoriously hostile to lc‘;‘;l; ‘élfldug Sgmlélcil; ';€vfvl§,l;n,l;§e§;`fi

fact. stated the other day as a crowning arguinrnt This, he satrl. would obviate the ne-

lfrlll l_.1lill'lCl' iii liiS Hd<lfCSS lil ‘.)ll1l\\‘-‘- agiiints the policy of the Dominion (jovernmeni that ‘ieslly °l “nh lfmn' wh” mlgflt “_ lil _-veniiig to Easterii Ontario Liberals sought the nickel mines of New Caledonia had been nation trrgmivrmtrrge, in irilditlori to -this

handle of. the nickel riuestion against the alized by Fi-gmc;-_ The truth is exactly the `Om)05itL._ gg?) (i:)r:)ri_:i1e1_d»-/ihlrtrthel:r)n<ii;p;:li;lllf§§lsgt.hi»“i:- t, although he was careful to avoid illakiifil Nickel from New Caledonia has lbeeii entering the ing`a contract with the Unitcil Status c stateirieirts. His excuse. as it has been United States since thc beginning ofthe war, without vemfmenf mm Bm; as me _,m,|,, of of :r nirrriber of Liberal newspapers. was thc slight-st restriction, and is being refuied in cob- the Pribolofr islands arid iheéumlllii article of an American paper, the I’rovI~ siderable quantities at New Brunswick, New Jersey- (Ed£$,;Kn'rgi;||u rox rnal, saying that the Cierinan subtnaririf- by the United States Nickel Refining Company. I\lorr-~- “__” rd :it New London, has considerable nickel river, tht; Interimtiorral Nick(-l Company is also a large "'“""`""""7""""`:`"W"'""""""""" liicli came originally from Canada. 'l`l1t~ holder of the interests in connection with the Nun

;t.Tl;\lfll(fll Cxlllfllllcfl lhhl lhls lllCl<l‘l hail Caledonia mme. Over this nickel neither Britain DMLY sE|_Ec'|'|o“s Fo' l ll' 'l`l'l“_i\h ilghhls lW0 3/.€11lS Hgh- U 1- nor Canada has the slrgliest control- U V _ nulnmln READERS

JIU Cilllililil, it certainly came in the earliest incidentally, it may -be reinarked that prior to _ ,__.... `

ic war; and possibly carrie before the \\':ii' the war, Germany used six thousand tons of iiiclcel _ nmiinu by

ll. It is nota live question. annually. War must have increased the dcinaiiil. ory is greedily seized on for partisan pur' The, capacity of the submarine Deutschland is placed

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, to lféip impress ig' as high as 70 tons. One thousand Deutschland: @”*‘“”

Ullllllllhlllg l_)COPl€ Wllh 311 MICR lhIv1t>ll1` could carry Germany’s nickel supply of a year. _(.al- Gwms on w“'“o|_D|“q

_G°V°mmclll l5 “Ol alert l° Pl'0m0lL‘ l-lfllléh cnlzite from this what the size of Sir Wilfrid Latirierls

It’s a sorry and tawdry game in a mail mentality would be platled at if he were to be judged "ll;);l:’,‘_‘,“’;": :g;l&“§e;_'§ng y';:§,r:'t,.l;l,:lé,n me mum “pant me condimm gf the Sh' Wllf\'l<l» l<h0WS What lhe l1lCl<€l C0ll¢li- by his nickel assault on the Canadian and tinpcrial . to bear, ` ~ emo the 0 em “mess she knows

l f0\' Ill leatll lW0 y¢8l'S has htiell- Governments. He professes to think tie is attacking 5l"“l“l“§t:;f°l' “""'° “nllllugm “ull y D ‘

US lh lhe hlCl<°l C386 have 083|" Mid Ilghh' the Canadian Government. -He ought to be ashamed stumbling and losing foothold 0*"-" `

:ly made clear. Briefly, they are as follow-if to_attack that Government ii1,,.war time save, for n " h°"° “ml ""’_"°7

broke out, from 70 to 80 per tent. of thc grave reason ;' but as a matter of fact. it. is the Impe~ much ‘ ' ,_ ,_ _ fi, _ ' - - ` , " , ~ “__ » - -__ “° Best Rubber -'l h¢f Hlllftii fame lf0fh fhf 5\1<lhl1\'f)7_fl\-if Summing up the situation the case resolve: itself “guru not the slfglit reiterated muon, _ _ _ V _:I _ ,V

'1l2fl0» ffllhefl by 11" f\l1\9"lC2“ 00mP2l\)- into this: that while laying the foundations* for the l ll°l,l;e°‘(',‘,l”_l.;l“d“°°° l"l"“°" an lem confronting the government on the refining of our own nickel in our own country, thc --There ig no time and there is no °f Whfi ““‘l0\ll’l°‘llY» was to take such A Dominion Government has been able to carry out a we 'glrsllind measure and dsnml

would see that the Empire and our allies supply of this vital material to the Empire mid her in mu; W _

to get Canadian ‘nickel; that the United allies, has, at the same time, starved the Germanic A l°°l‘» ;m;\°l"l' ‘ _"Bl" "°”°“°"° what it needed to make munitions for iis. _alliance The Deiitschlangl may take a second' cargo C", he the minister or toy to._priiii. hing for the enemy; and that Gerinaiiy and to Qermany,'sli_e may take more, but thatipo-isfl\ility,l A Ill" :;?dfll° °l ll““l°f- ‘_V¢ll°‘l "f 'ere/blocked of their supply. How was this as the Hon. Arthur Meighen so powerfully put it_ in _A mimi, ing' qnlpken how l°

yell? To have merely stoppetltlie export Montreal the other iii no _more aV reflection _on Add "ery du is -‘NA

the United- Stltes then, or at any unit the ificielldy off the nickel policy of the I`laniiiii6't\ ,mm my for me V` ._ -G gi ~ _ -_ r. ._ _ i -_ .<_ _ _

d haye involved: (i) Denying to Groilj_Govemmcnt than is the. presence of iii,80m0 llf’l:° 4212*.. lui ` \ 0 F B R I ill 1 I

"islet-fs' their-__=\.=""-~_fli»_N°r¢h S91-frslssllsi---‘l° “if °°`-“-‘»°.°°v'°f *h_°'_,_¢_ ____ _ ' . _ 'E _y _ .__,-_ _ __ _ _ ’ ,' _ Q; ‘ 1 _ _ r °f “"# .- .V `JV°“'-W V __ _ _ _V ‘ " '__ _ , - I ~ _ _ __ _ -_

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hibitiorr of export was outside common sense. Representative of Fumten Bros. St. tion.'

»- _ _ - - _ - ` _ _Loula one of 'the Largest For Mr. Herzlg leaves this morniig for

_ lo have expropriated the nickel mines, as some Hou," ln me world lmpecu Summemde where he Wm fmérvlew

gm.-fr!!-*ll* urged, and operated them as a national eriterpriet, PL E_ I. Fox Busldeu. some of the prominent fox men ot ite ‘ it`;‘l' _ ,_ _

l llfllc 0 l)0il0€> lb hgh Hb SIM) 0 uould hate inxolved a delay of at least a year to A mpmsemat, f

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r'C@hl>. ‘hill `gl'H'h all lhc WHY, lT0lh hfly 10 establish a Lanadian rehning plant, which would had il very pleasanl) ands inteli-laiifiiiii BATHURST CHURCH CATCHES

“IS 21 hh-*`ll¢l.!l\'¢ l0ll\Pl3ll0ii t0 l‘C<l\\\`C Ih¢ll0§'-S mean that iii the meantiniei Britain und Tier all:c_. lmervlew yesterday lvllll Ml* 0901?” “RE As_PE°Pl-E w°R3l'l""-

l”l'~‘f2lK representing Funstcn

ll0l;”‘fl=ll'lllf§lll0 brief span 0| its C-iiniily exif- would be wholly or partially cut off from a nickel Br0S_t_&u:?o.i of st. Louis, U. s_ A_ BATHURST, Nov. 20.-The Catlio- imi it ,ei-Oiiies 1,0,-k worth tw,_.]v(. to ,hin(...,, Su ]___ . -t-__ I ~ ,- _ - d,f _ _ d- __ one o e argent fur lic-use-5 in the llc ehurc1l~o! the Sacred Heart at Ba-

, - pp_\ niani tsty an imitation to t eat and is worm Mr Herz, -_

-_ _ _. _ _ - - E had learned ~ _ tliurst, was badly damaged -by fire

lllolllldil lf Om lllal.\‘{lll l°’l lllc L`ll‘ll`llY ‘ll \h<‘ irster- pringb ofi the Prince Edward lisllilliiil yesterday morning. lt was during iw,-tc( iarihci-5 _ ‘Q “mc bv our m|vcrt,SC__ The ‘Nt _lllernativc was to contimle ex _ ,_ ox usner-ts from Mr. Chester Mc lllgll mails. While Rear. John Wlieton

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`lllllhg lf’ ll‘@ hhg lllll*lh'~’SS lhill 501110 l\2I\'0 -'ll\T~ nickel to the United States, but to surrround it wiilr ugligiiirs iiélilgtot Sct.lahbeih:_ vlsllltresiiiiili Qggelixiiltgdhlii gilltTlligiiilii}rilof,lh1iilielvlEi‘f to the 19,11 imlioih that _c-Ohm. ho 5 had ehh.,. - .| - '- ' f ~ ~ - ' _ _ H tc- t is v sit the firm had learned in a the right of the `sanctuary, detected t I _ I sl- _ ll ` gv _ _ c sut i restrictions that. the netessary end ot supplyrn, Casual way of Prince Edward mmm smoke issuing from the basement. In rel in iuii ctr or lad tonic to dll llilllhllfly the .‘\llies and starvirig their enemies would bc foxes and ge/nerally to the dctrlrnerit‘ a moment the alarm was given, and L. . _ _ _ , , ' , _ t _ . V _ _ `. __ ’ . ‘_ _ ' _ _

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iiriprepartil lor the high place in the ni.irke achreyetl \_ fight ileucioii “as vita] gg the Lmprif ‘ll the lhllllll lllllllslfy Which fl" H1911 llll’ °°“gl’95“ll0" fllshefl fmhl lh0

’ usuallv laughed at as an impossible

C' "\!>t.t-it-il to till so, before taking airy step, the Government took fad. Mrl McLure. however, inter-o_s~ jured in the small panic which oc- = are some coiirplziiirts among the buyers. .\s Counsel with the Imperial authorii_ie5_ The ,emit fell the flfm 10 Such an extent thu! C\11‘I‘8ll~ ~

they decided to send Mr Herzig to

l “llc lhl’ h0.‘Z5 L`0"1l"H lh PUC hi E001! C0l1fli- was the policy that has been steadfastly and success- irivestigate. Hence his 'pr-esent vr-,from the furnace. for the smoke came- there are ex‘e>ii0n_`_ :itil there t' c .- V ' ' . Sit. which TS H C811 by the WHY 011 l'l'°lh llllll ¢lll`°°ll°h~ Flve lhl“\.l.‘?_9 af' . _ _ t | i ~ < _ sl c\ccp ions fully follou ed from the beginning _of the war to the mute to Quebec and Weaiem Canadm ter an alarm was pulled -in the effici- nischiei niakers_ (lrir province is small. All present time. Under that policy, the details ol He arrived here Monday evening

W0 \`0lll‘l 110-*`5llJl)' l'2\l-`L`l1l lh0 \\'h0l<’ !>r0\'lllCC which, for obvious reasons, cannot be made public, Asked as l° Whether ll” ha" “"9"

ally silver foxes and what he thougnt

(lay that there was some $"'t‘i,000,00ii

that section. '

church One woman wus slightly in

-It is presumed that the tire started

ent fire department had five strearrfs of hose playing upon tire' blaze. and despite stubborn resistance 1:-tiered, succeeds-rl in confining the iitinies to the wing ln which it started. "Phe total loss is estimated at $10,000. wlrlle there is $20,000 insurance cirr-

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_ Recoril-Breakiiigi _ . '

Military Christmas Trade

AT PATONS

hm _ Indications pointed to the fact that they

would be called upon to handle the _b_1R86_S€ _ -_. _ Christmas Military Trade in their- history. 1

Conditions made it necessary for them to-_meet

Eg this new demand by stocking, the scores of ' ‘ different comfort articles, suzhas hundreds of

pairs of Warm Socks, Mufflers, Shirts, Military Coat Sweaters, Breeches, Put- E&

r tees, Cholera BandS» S¥_\l1gl¢tf_S ah’-l 0tl_'l€I` -

~ Necessities. They ffcelved _\h_\9 IUUTDIDZ

120 Military Shirts and 150 pairs of heavy `

' -- socks, this Consingment ought to be taken `

Elg ` advantage of by those who intend maihnil w _ ` their parcels to-day. Phone the order or call

givin! number of Soldier, Regiment and we

-- will do the rest. _ _ -% PATON S, LTD. lm

i Military Supply Headquarters

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rled on the edifice, of this amount $G,VA 000 is carried by J. M. Queen, of st.

The wing, including -the elriipcl, wiisi

ments were ilestroyeil The high altar, was burned somewhat and the riclilyi oriiainented ceiling was ruined, 'l‘lri-1 niiiln body ol' the cliurch was diirnug- ed by _water and s/uioke.

\ through its rip-to-il-ite piitkcrs hild ai ine Hritrslr /\diniraltv Arid it rlors satisfy lord Robert °l'Y the l"‘l“'“’Y W°"l‘l ll-We UCP"

very much more pro-tfiable than it

llll llUt~. 'l‘<\Vl\¢l llhs hhlih h-1* l’l`<h -ll Cecil, Minister of lllockzide About three weeks .ago rr; today i

I ii must be held. The packers cannot do ll the Canadian Associated Press carried the follo\viii”f A” l” “l‘“`l‘€`llllg llle l“l`S he Sill” ia" chllrch ”‘"`°'°l“ me "iw" ‘Wm ul"

*’ that the old t'nie method f i dlvi

re co'opt-rairoii oi the tarrncrs and that co- C-31,10; ` ' dun] ma,keti,,` .that i elim," d

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marketing his own pelts, coulrl lead only to the ruin of the industry. Tire only salvation. he declared. was eo operative selling along such lines as suggested by Mr. Chester' Meliui-e and the Fur Sales Board, whirrh he eomrnenried vc-ry highly_ He advan- ced severnl reasons for this opinion. Any rancher, he said. who was hard up for money. could easily he tcnip- ted to sell one or more pelts for wlrrite-ver a trader might or't`er hiin. (inc or two such sales might. at any time demoraiize the market. "The rnar'kct."_sai<l Mr. Herzig, “is very sensitive._ If it should become known for instance, that there are two oi' three tlioiisiind pelts ready to he ihr-own oil the market, thrir, lnstani the market would be broken_" The only preventltlve for this, in his opinion, `was eo‘-opertitfve sell,iig _ through one organization such as the Sales Board. A Sales Board, corn- inanding the confidence of the breed ers would bd' in a position to deal with responsible fur houses who in their own interests would see to ii that the market should not be glu-t

ing on sale only what the market

the fur trade, would be avoiiled anti

need of cash selling l\l‘ Df'll'4 ll' l

Ge-vornment for thu hannliui: 01’ BU'

'l`he ehureh was built about twenty- five years ago, and is corislrieredoiie. of the me-st betiut_il`ui cliureiies inthe province. It is valued ut iiliout $200,- 000. This in thc- first dainage it has sustained since its erection. ‘ About two years ago the l’rcr-rliyi<1r-

terly destroyed by ilre_

A man‘ niet an Irlshrnun one diiy

whose son was out iii the front, and the following etinversatiorr was' heard: ’

“ Well, Pat, how are you? l»Ia,ve

you heard from y0\ll` S011 li1l€'l3"~"

"Yes, l heard from hirn this morn-

ing, and ho’s ii-knoriking them Gen- mans down like nine-pins, und he quite expects to have ii f`lruririi_; (fro:-is'."

“Yoi1 stupid! You nleuri the Vie-

torla Cross.”

"Well, anyhow, I know it be one- oft

them there big stations he he going to get."

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A RENIARKABEE TRIBUTE TU THE [iUARl]|AN'S _ ENTERPRISE '

Yesterday was the sixth coupon

day for the' great. Heart Songs dis- tribution now being made- .by The, Guardian. While we know when we flrst joined the powerful syndicate' of newspapers, all over the conti- nent, iii the pre-sent distribution eiitcrprise ,that we were rendering’ ri service unique' in its advantage to our readers-we did not fully real-

ize the extent to which they would' go in seizing the opportunity. __ ‘ But the first distribution QEY-

yesterday-dlscounied our mos-t, san- gulne estlniates so greatly` that we have been compelled to place rush orders with the publishers for. .cop-

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We will parcel, address and give all the

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lotment. l The popular reception of the

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th?-ir six coupons at once.

The pulillshera' of this reniiirkriblc

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