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lire years to the end o! 1029 at which time the statistics probably eatgblinnd their record high thus far. These Ihqw that." the capital employed in the indus- try In that rear is nearly $110,009” or 82.5 p-c. more then in the y." {m1 ,’.i‘lie selling value of total iii-riding; l; ivorls increased in 1020 tii over $12000- ooo. a gain of 104.4 0.1:. iii the ti" yL-“Q, lilo value added to these products by actual manufacturing in Canadian plants was, in 1029, nearly M0, 9.0. more than was sdd d d . reat- 1920. Salaries and Jfljglurpiln]: by the industry increased during the Pl" Y!!!" b)’ 154-3 lt-c.. the total for 1020 being more than 818,600,000. 0i." ‘"20", “"-"° ‘"9" "liiilflylnent during 1020, an increase of 12 p.c. ovci- m. 103;, year. The industry upended in ulster. lsis a total o! l32,ii00,ooo 1n 192g u increase in fira years of 01.0 p.c. bur. in: the five-year interval the number- er plants operated in the lndiistry role from 32 to 45, a gain o! 40.1. p.c.

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l is ugderrlood that good progress is - ma; in consiructltiu of the plant marlin Forrwr Reftners. Limiotd. ‘lfonlrvii Ear-t. Anti that. the refinery be ready fur ititr-riiiion within the 'i month. hvuirli lilo .\iti‘.'liillil Fllliiliiil report i not iiv. out iiziiil the iiiitor part nf nary or carly in Mari-h. a good deal - roruiatioi-i is already going the it as to u-bsit it will show in the ivf iiriuiui-tiou and earnings. Tim itlneni of ihr: itouiiuion Bureau of iililcs Ilia! Quebec's output. of copper i M0 was 80.000000 iba., allows that lidvo -~ iy lower than Iba 0ft,- ' l0 1000001100 pounds estimated in the year. ltlaiiinlr allowances for ».Amniet. Eurtis suil Newbec prop- it is probable that Nornndai in- ‘ Ill somewhere around 73,000,000 _ 6| wlilrh. at the average price usod e Department for the year, 12.85 . l 000ml. would yield gross rev- ‘ vi wvaiilr 80.300000. ptiiis. of course, must be added re- , rill from gold production, which were "iv retirees $2,500,000 llld $3.000.- ‘ including miscellaneous income, it believed that the company's rcvcnuo be tit least as grout us that of Previous year, probably amounting in excess oi‘ $12,000,000. Ii (‘tit-ts were undoubtedly higher ii in 1920. due. to the additional tou- ofore treated, but coats por pound re loirrr, i-spvririliy when precious ll wore credited to Coppcr.

"ABIAv IRON AND STEEL rtinuernvi

‘will’ lbs P!" l" Years the broad iioitierit oi‘ Canada's iron and steel u F iiiis been of n nature Io in- is this rciilit‘ btisit- i-harurli-r oi‘ lllc "Y! Q"Oll0ll1|f'. and physicni growth. terciisloii occurred in this indire- in so many others, during‘ 1030, it reniiiins. on the threshold of 103i, lruiinhiy strong condition, rcady to iiiii ll iitlli lnrgrr lnnrglu of growth lie nsat fcu- yours. 21 ~rlllllfirfllii and inform-

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Address

Arkell Tenders His Resignation y

MONTREAL, Jeri. 1Z.-~l-f. n. Ani- eii, Dominion livestock commissioner has tendered his resignation In Hon. Robert Weir, Minister of Agriculture, to take effect immediately. Mr. Ark- cii is leaving the Government service to take a responsible , with the Canadian Livestock Co-opeative Association, a Dominion wide organ- ization. While his resignation is to take eflect. immediately, it is under- stood he has alreed to carry on his present work until the department’ can spare him, perhaps until s suc- cessor is appointed. . Mr. Arkclrs resignation, probably will open the way for a complete re- organization of several branches of the DeparLmClit of Agriculture. Mr. weir, it. is understood, is mskini: careful survey of tho livestock and other branches and will endeavor to obtain the best men available in the Dominion to take over the job of livestock commissioner. 1i. is quite possible, that in the reorganization,‘ the commissioner will be glvcn wider jurisdiction. The health or animals branch may be" placed under the

ivestock branch and other

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i Grade X-Genevicve MacDonald. l Gracie 1X.—I.eigh Sharpe.

Grade VIIL-l, Anne Pnquett; 2, Nellie Sexton; Ii, Alice lvlclnnis.

Grade Vll’.—l. Earl Clark; 2, Frank Bremen; 3. K-Iliilflh McAiccr. I

Grade VI.—l. Beryl Dorsey; 2. Ray- mond Richard; 3, Florence McKenzie.

Grade V.-—1, Jean Mclseac; 2, Oi- ive Clark; 3, Billy McAieer.

Grade IV.—~1, Georgie Mclnnis; 2, Rite. Bernard; 3, Janie McKenzie.

Grade III. Sin-l. Geraldine Rich- ard; 2, Peggy McDonald; a, Pearl Stewart.

Grade III. Jn-l, Vernon Camp- bell; 2, Lloyd Clark; 3, Charlie Sex- ton.

Grade 1I.-i. Dorothy l-ionnesscy; 2, Millie McKenzie; a, Glenn Sharpe.

Grade I, Sr.—i, Veide. Nourish; 2, Bertha Gallant; 3, Katherine McIn- nis.

Grade L-l, Lloyd Gaudei; 2, Ruth

-McDonald; l, Jack McDonald. I Perfect. Attendance: Genevieve iMacDonsld, Leigh Sharpe. Alice Mc- ‘Innis. Nellie Sexton, "Kenneth McAl- ‘eer, Anna Mclnnis. Earl Clerk, Arn- old Baird, Beryl Dorsey. Morerice Mc- Kenzie, Raymond Richard. Billy MeAleer, Olive Clark, Bernice Sharpe. Jean Mclsaec, Georgie Mcmnis, Janie McKenzie, Doris Noonen, Milo Noonan, Geral- dine Richard, Pauline Mclsnac. John Jay, Gordon Jay, Margaret Gallant, Blair Birch, Lloyd Clark, Charlie Sexton, Georla Gnudet.‘ Frank Dor- sey, Junes Dorsey, Ralph Dorsey Millie McKenzie‘, Glenn Sharpe. Lloyd Gnudet. Norman Jay, Bertha Gaiiant. Jackie 1101M“-

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and Mark barrister.

Thepialnilffs are I. W. C. Soilo- wsy, Harvey Mills and their em.- ployee, William Kennedy McGee, together with the firms of Soiiowey Mills (B. C.) Jimlicd. v-i Soiloway Ltl plaintiff's books and documents.

Then tiicre were

l. E'I"I‘E RS O F‘

lirar Sustci" Silii1ei"iaiid1-~We. the officers and mcmbrrs of ""l‘iiree Sis- ters" I... O. B. A.. desire to express our sincere regret and heartfelt sym- puthy in your recent sari bereave- Intent.

We realize ihnl. more mnrds art" of little value but we pray and trust that. God in i-lis mercy will sustain and help you.

Signed on behalf

Lodge. GERTRUDE CHAPPELL, Rec. Sec. RIIODA PATTERSON, W. M.

Dear Sister Dicklez-We, the 0f- flcers and members of Three Sisters Lodge. L. O. B. A., desire to eXDfw our regret and heartfelt sympathy in your recent sad loss.

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of Canadian Chlidrcnfif

In iiiosc days ‘iliere ‘.'\t.‘l'(‘ FIlSVIIj/qi Indians. He told the story u.’ Mrlde- ' 311d C1103"? hi!" 31171959 011'? 0i hi5 ieine dc Vcrchcrcs iiiio, ni; the age of ll years, defended her house against Indiana for a week, while two sol- diers hid in the cellar, afraid for their‘ , livcs. frwo years later Indians siiack- ‘°" "an gasping" The? stumbled mm cd an attractive young mun beside a river ,end she drove on the Indians and afterwards married the young man, to become Mde. de Limaudicw. Nor wero her troubles over tlicii. One day two braves and foul" squaivs ai- tacked her and her husband. They were driven ofl’. however, when their i 12-year-old son (‘SD16 on the scene,

and havina’ cirivoii iiil‘ tho SQUHWS’ ‘ his mother.‘ helped Mric. (ie Lanauriicrn tn ririve‘ oi‘! the two braves who were inan- handiing héi" husband.

Col. Bovoy wont on lo laik about| Marl‘ Catiiila". a. izirl iii the Eastern Townships. who. lire go out one afternoon, ciambered ovci" 0m: of ihc two single rcmiiiiiing lacnms of n broken bridg“, Clll‘l'_‘i'irll; the baby and a bilCl-ICE to fetch live coals from her grandfathers house. Charlotte and Cornelia de Grace, who lived near Toronto. and went out. with their father, mounted on their ponies while he rode his horse, to take their part _lii the Liberal arid Tory factions. They saved their fathers life when , he was ambushed, arid later served, |‘ as very CHGCUVG spies.

SYMPATHY

of the

We realise that there la a veean

VANCOUVER. B. C. Conatitutvions-ilty of new; Heateniion not, which was gnggtgd by Mfivplfiillllcill legislature lapt, year has been attacked in sup- 3llfl°h¢ Glliliit-reme court 110111.: a writ filed Vi’

Messrs. Pm-ris. ‘Farris, sloen. Isa-inst. iron. R. H. iittomcy general of British Columbia, Coolmwe, Vancouver

in your heart and home that cannot be filled and we trust that God, who comforts all who mourn, will in His mercy comfort you. Signed as above.

SOLLOWAY AND MILLS SEEKING TNJUNCTION

Stults and Pooley.

she lei; the

above

Jan. 11- the Securittv

THE MONTREAL CURB MARKET

(Special lo Johnston A- Wurd) inn-k

The Canadian Press)- Henry Hunt did his duty-more" he ‘d did a. sound bit of constructive det- ective work, His reward-shunned by everyone. I

When he appeared, siren; men screamed at him to begone. Women trembled and fled in dismay. A mag- istrate fled from his bench at mere sight of him. he emptied two police stations of hardened attaches when he crossed their thresholds."

Patrolman Hunt was aware of re- cent iabor trouble at; n tea. room on West 47th Street, and hid himself in the dark_ shadows of its hallway. Someone had been flinging things-

Of 01d. when Canadian boy's and girls I things known to the trade as stink

bombs. - 'l‘iien, along came Charles .l Davis of the Bronx, who flung the cori- tents of n bottle into the hallway. The fluid saturated Patrolman Hunt from heed lo loot. An odor, so strong that ii; seemed 0o take material ‘form

Isliocs, despolicd the rieigilborohood.

Th, policeman fought it bravely, staggered out and clutched the es- tonishcd Davis. Passersby drew beck

The 47th Street police station. i "Get out of here," roared the ileu- giensnt over‘ his shoulder as he ran,

pushing his way through fleeing ipoilcemcn. |’ l-iuni. smiled shcepishLv and went. iThey arrived at the 30 Street station, ‘and it was cleared immediately. . They ivent. to the West: Side Court, rind lbfiugistraln Rjchttrd LloKlnirv left. the bench without. waiting l0 declare, recess. Clorks of ii-ii- comp- ‘vlslnt. room listened to Patrolman Ii-funi/s trailbiea outdoors. but. he hall in wait. some time before he was rs A rr-lilet-i indoors by any court. or iwiice nlllcial. CONCERT AND CHRISTMAS TREE

'I'l"ie annual concert and Christmas tree at Stanley Bridge was held in .he hall Wednesday evening. Decem- ber 24. The accomahistfoi" the even- ing was Mrs. Lorne MacEwen. Mr. Thomas Bolger very capnbiy acted as chairmen. The following is the pro- gram:

Chorus-Christmas Belly-School.

Welcome Drill-Seven pupils.

Recitation - "who Made [Speech-Isabel Reid.

Dialogue -- "Playing ._ Store" _~- Ten pupils. ’

Song-"Chrlstmris Songs"--Marion Boil.

Concili- DriiL-Elttven pupils.

Recitution-"Chrisimas Stockings" - Nora Reid.

Duet-Jchrisimns of Two"—Mer- ion Walsh and Clare Quinn.

‘Step Dancing-Ralph Phillipa.

Diaioguc-"Puiiing Sam's ’I‘0oi.ii"~- Five pupils.

Nilonoiogue—"'l‘he Aspiring Dish- washer”—l-liids Biscuit.

the

Song-'“Poor Old Christmas Dolls“ -l=‘our girls.

Recitation — "Don't" - Kenneth MacKay.

Red Rose Rope Drill-Nine girls.

Recitation - "Santa's Letter" - James Bennett.

Soniz-"dweryiwfiy Works but. Fath- er"—1"ivs pupils.

Recitation "Santa's Soilioquy"- Clare Quinn. _

Dialogue-"Morning CailerrW-Sev- en pupils.

Recitation-“My Corduroy Britch- es"—Rsipii Phillips.

Drill - "Two letters" — Archibald MZWBWQH and Francis Bolger.

Flag Drill-Nine girls. Chants-Merry Christmas-School- Arrivai of Santa. Claus.

Remarks.

God Save the Kins.

mu. and company. mulled» An lnjunotnn enjoining Mr. Pool- ey are! Mr. Cosgrove, who is NW1- senting bile ettomey-geneaai in It criminal prosecution of Soilowuy Mills, will be 91am in supreme court ciismbersm TllQSdly moralit- ‘lihe injunction is to restrain the de- fendants, or anybody acting through them, from iispczting and examin-

Pstmimari J

‘plot. adjacent to the church.

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FOR AGED

_ In Memoriam

_._,_.

OTTAWA, Jan. iZ.--F‘ol'iy thousand Canadians, now in the evening of liltf‘, will receive public bounty vie. the Old-age Pensions Act, in addition to tho present 51,000 pensioners, when Parliament implements the promise quoted by Premier Bracken or Mani- toba ea having been made by the P111110 Nilulster that the Dominion government will take over 9i! per cent. of the "cost of old-age pensions.

‘The Don-union treasury, however. will have to rind more than $20,000,- 000 s. year for old-age pensions, iri- stead of the present $5,000,000. The provinces, on the other hand, will be relieved of s liability and this will re- aci; on the municipalities, upon whom in some provinces hair the onus has been placed.

In Quebec end the Iiiaxitimcr, where the old folk receive iin old-ago pensions. they will ha. pieced on equal footing with all the other old- timers of Canada.

MR. SAMUEL SMITH

Oil December 5th there passed away from this life Samuel Smith of Iibrt/une Road, St Peters. Though the decea. ‘- had been in poor health for the past three months, great hope was held for his recovery up to within e week of his demise at the ags of fifty years.