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Rfissia has more illiterates, and a

.the same time, more bookshops than .

any other country in Europe.

The largest consignment of silk
from the Orient for many months,
consisting of 5,500 bales, valued at
$5,000,000, formed part of the cargo
of the “Empress of Russia” recently.

A_ shipment of silk from China,
consisting of ten carloads, valued at
two million dollars, went forward
from Vancouver to New York
under special guard over the Cana-
dian Pacific lines recently.

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The first of a series of six new
seaplanes being constructed for the |
Canadian Government has just been
delivered. The new planes are to
be used in forest patrol for the pre-
vention of destruction by fire.

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Following the disastrous earth-
quakes and fires which devastated |
large areas in Japan, the Canadian
Pacific liners “Empress of Canada”
and “Empress of Australia” were
thrown open to the accommodation
of thousands of refugees, while the
officers and men of the vessels did
splendid work in organizing and
assisting rescue parties.

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The rapid increase in the e
butter trade of Saskatchewan are |
the past year or two, has been the
outstanding feature of the Provin-
cial dairv industry. Recently the
Saskatchewan Co-operative Cream-

For almest two decades the major
portion of the world’s supply of
eobalt has been derived from the
si'ver-cobalt-nickel arsenides of the
Coba't district, according to figures
comiled by the Dominion Bureau of
Statistics. The cobalt nreguction of
Canada in 192? was 569.52) pounds,
which at $8°5 a pound, would be
worth $1,852,370.

. Canada’s trode within the Empire
is increasing. For the twelve months

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Moose Pasture

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INDIAN GUIDE

Nex Scotia is a country of lakes
and streams, offering many ideal
eanoe trips, and the interior i
great moose pasture. Ideal,
is the moose hunting, because
the canoe and automobile are
by hunters and guides, thus saving
many miles of weary _ hiking
through the wilderness. On the
Liverpool chain of lakes reached
from South Milford via Annapolis
Royal or Digby, and on Lake Ked-
gemakooge, Lake Rossignol, Lake
Munro, Loon Lake and the Liver-
pool River expert Indian and white
guides use the canoes for long dis-
tances and even call the moose to
the shore with their birch bark
horns. When sorfie distant point is
to be reached from “Del” Thomas’

South Milford is 15 miles from
Annapolis Royal and is a favorite
outfitting point. So is the Kedge-
makooge Rod and Gun Club, on
famous Lake Kedgemakooge, in the
heart of the wilderness 36 miles
from Annapolis Royal. Both of
these camps have ample accommo-
dations and plenty of canoes and
reliable guides.

The Nova Scotian moose season
lasts from Oct. 1 to Nov. 15. Deer

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Although targe numbers of moose
are shot each year, many with mag-
nificent “spreads,’’ the annual in-
crease is said to equal the kill.
Such guides as Louis Harlow, half-
breed Miemae and Sam Giohe, full-
blooded Indian, sare expert moose
callers and stalkers and rarely dis-
appoint the hunter, The cleverness
with which they simulate the calls
of the cow moose with a simple roll
of birch bark fashioned into a horn,
is sure to fool the wisest old bull
in the wilderness. When the calling
season is past, the moose no longer
comes to the hunter ard the hunter
must yo to him. Neither canoe,
nor autemohile figures much in this
phase of moose hunting except that
one, or both, may help the bunter

ended July, Canada exported to
other parts of the Emnire goods
amounting to $453.427.899. This is
in comparison with $354.992,074, the
figure for the corresponding twelve
months previous. Imports from Brit-
ish Empire countries during the two
twelve months’ periods were: Ended
Inly, 1923. $195.811,190; ended July,
1922, $153,185,581.

South Milford camp,. canc *s, guides,
hunters and duffle are loaded upon
a big motor truck for the journey.

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The total quantity of sea fish
landed on both the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts during the month of
July was 822,043 ewts., valued at
$2,771,440 to the fishermen, compar-
ed with a;.catch:. of 873,382 cwts.
valued at’ $2,596,739 in July, 1922.

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* Cattle in north* Alberta’s. livestock
herds now number, more than 2,000,-,
.000. This industry.. and .also the®
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‘Province .in’ the: last. few..year

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“Carrying large consignments fron
‘the:-Dominion Government and: the
British : Columbia branch,” of ‘the -
' Canadian “Red. Cross, ‘the. Canadian’
“Pacifie'S.S.: Empress of ‘Russia’ was "|:
‘the ‘first’ ship from’, the «American «: |:
continent to arrive with relief for
the. earthquake and: famine stricken
people of Japan. —

-Nearly $10,000 in fur royalties
was collected in The Pas, Man., by |-
the chief game warden last winter.
Yhis does not include the royalties
collected from the Hudson Bay Com-

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A party of five journalists, r
resenting the leading newspavers.
of Switzerland, who recently arrived:
at Onebec;'‘are the guests in Canada.
of E. W.-Reattv, President of the.
Canadian “Pacific Railway. They.
avill tour the Dominion in the inter-
ests of Swiss colonization, Stops
will be made at different points
where Swiss neople are farming, and

are as plentiful as moose, and the
open season for this game lasts from
Oct. 16 to Nov. 81.

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opportunity will be given to mem-
hers of the party to converse with
them and get first hand knowledge
as to the desirability of Canada a3
a place for Swiss colonists. «

In a letter on “Canada and Land
Settlement,” published by the Morn-
jing Post, Sir Geo, Mclaren Brown,
Ruronean manager of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, says that the arri-
enitural salvation of Western Can-
ndn Veg in mixed farming, which
calls for smaller and moy numerous
nericultural holdings tnan wheat
prowing does, and results in closer
pettlement end better communien-
tion. The bigger and more densely
rettled the rural pocnlatien, the
more social amonitios there are and
grenter advantages generally, ho
ays.

The Canadinn Pacific Railway will
contribute $25,000 for the relief of
the sufferers in Japan and have also
decided that supplies of Canadian
food-stuffs and clothing donated, or
purchased with money donated for
relief! work, will be transported frea
over the Company’s rail and steam-
ship linca, President I, W. Beatty
made this announcement while mak«
ing a tour over the Company's lines
in the Weat with a party of directors,
We added. that this action had been
‘Haken heenese of the reports of the

~ intense hardahips due to the disaster,
and notwithstanding the faet that
the Company had lost heavily by the
catastrophe.

Tho followimg editorial recently
appeared in tho Windsor “Border
Cities Star’: A recent cargo of sill,
en route from China to New York,
wan rhipped via Vancouver and tho
Canadian Pacifle Rallroad and eross-
ed the St. Lawrence to Ogdensburg,
New York, instead of being sant
across tho United States from San
Francisco. The incident offers some«
thing for Canadiana to think about,

Tt proves what a splendid service
the Canndlan Pacific offers in its
rafl and atoamahip lines, In a coun.
try like Canada, transportation Is all
essontial, and the way tha Canadian
Pacific haa envied on, in apite of
thea business Ui ffloultieg whieh he-
man with the war and are not yat
amoothed out, fe a eredit to the nae
tion whieh conceived: it.

Agiuiny Lhe unaadenk calla attention
to Cunaea’a splendid gateway to the
Maat, Althpog Chivas ts ina chaolle
politiea), eons tion. jure. now, tha

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natlen ia hotter placed for potting: Ue
thare of this business than Ganida,

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pany and Revillon Freres, which will
more then dowb!e this amount. This
does not include moneys secured
through taxes, licenses and other.
gourees of revenue. :

Creamery butter made in Alherta
took a total of 149 prizes out of 236
prizes offercd, or 63 per cent. at ex-
bibitions at Edmonton, Calgary, Re-
gina, Brandon, Saskatoon and Van-
couver this year. Out of 11) open
championships offered, Alberta but-
ter took & In the Calgary exnibition
£ix provinces competed, in three
others four provinces competed, and
in two others three provinces com-
pelted.

Eritien Columbia has reached the
peak of the biggest tourist season
in her history, and it is estimated
that as a result of the cnormeus
travel) and tas expenditure of tran-
sients whi'e in the province this
ermmer, will be worth at least $30,-
009,000, The opening of the Banff-
Windermere motor highway through
Canada's rock garden was largely
responsible for this increnae In tonre
iat traffic through the Pacific prov.
ince,

Gold producers in the Provinee of
Ontario during the first six months
of 1923 report. production of 8? t,-
440 ounves gold and 65,444 ounces
Biver, of a total value of. $7,244,081
from the Kirkland

and Lake pro-

. ducers 69,091 ounces’ pold and 6,515

ounces silver, of a total value of
01,402,873, or from the two camps
@ total valuo of $8,646,054,

Seaver nbalmerene me nerned

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New Jersey Farmer Vrodaces Fruit |
With Seenes on His Parm Shown
Teaneath the Shin

Professor Edward WR. Brunyata,
Huperintandent of tho| Gapo May
County public schools, doclares thut
Cape May County, In the village of!
Cold Springs, haa a rival of Luter
Burbank. To prove his anaertlonn ,
Professor Drunyalo recently Maplay-!

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supposed to be and carry him home
when the hunt is over.

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with differant eyes, for every vace from Japs to Copties
haa got vn special brand of optics, Somo eyes are oft,
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burn. Kome eyes ae shy and soldans rive thamselves
to Meet nv Klegdy “Kage, while gther lamps, 1 tind, by
gracions, ara nilghty nawghty and tirtadaus, . When I
hakold bright eyes of Moe, T swear they are the only hive,
put Inter Hkely bat my strel upon some anapping pair of
black. For whether yellow, gray or green, go be tho
woarer ig a queen, ber eyos will sult this bard, T ween,
and tt a girl knows how to uso them ih matters nat how
nature hues them, O when on us those orba are bant
the thrill they send through every gent exceeda One
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wiso deeision that thowe of brown best sult iny vision.
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