Canadian Goods in Fine Exhibit On Mobile Industry Train
The Made in Canada exhibit train prepared by the Canadian Home Market Association will tour Western Canada to showcase manufacturing growth and quality of Canadian goods. A ten car electric train will display textiles stoves pianos autos beds line s packing house products cement and more with lectures by T H Race aboard. The tour begins May 18 from Toronto to Montreal Ottawa Port Arthur Fort William and crosses into Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Ih Canadien Home Market Association
Western
Canada
West
Nso
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Port Arthur
Fort William
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Middle West
T. H. Race
Mitchell, Ont
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Penguim
Western Conditions Report From Mr James Carruthers
Mr James Carruthers reports improving Western market conditions in Canada after a three week trip. Winnipeg grain receipts rise daily as railways move substantial grain. He notes potential for the biggest wheat crop on record if favorable spring weather continues. A railway official predicts 350 million bushels in 1915 with much going to export via Vancouver.
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James Carruthers
Montreal
Canada
Winnipeg
Mr. Carruthers
Canadian West
Western Canada
Vancouver
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