Canadian workers and their wages in a world of steel
The article argues that Japanese and Chinese steel plants employ far more workers and pay much lower wages than the United States, with production of bessemer rails matching global demand. It cites pay gaps from $250 monthly in the U.S. to $1-2 daily in China and asserts free trade would hurt Canadian workers by exposing them to cheap Oriental competition.
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Boston News
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China
United States Steel Tea
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Philippine Islands
Spa
Canada
Canadian dairy industry urged to expand across Dominion
Ottawa reports show Canada imports butter yet exports cheese and dairy growth. Denmark led butter export to Britain in 1912 while New Zealand supplied most Canada’s butter. Canada’s own consumption nears 100 million dollars yearly as prairie production climbs from 300000 to 4000000 pounds. Expansion across provinces is urged to sustain export trade and meet growing domestic needs.
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Canada
Dairy Commiss
Ottawa
Denmark
United Kinem
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
China May Attract Our Western Flour
Western observers say China’s post revolution growth, rising wages, and possible foreign loans will boost railway construction and living standards. Higher Chinese demand for Western grain could mean substantial Western Canada trade, with grain milling and by products feeding cattle and increased rail traffic to Pacific ports.
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China
Canada
Orient
Panama Canal
Plains
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Pacific Coast
Manufacturing Surges in Saskatchewan and Alberta Prairies
The article notes rapid growth of prairie manufacturing in Saskatchewan and Alberta led by flour mills brick and clay works lumbering with planing and steel and iron plants. It attributes progress to rising demand for building materials and counters the belief that the west cannot industrialize.
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Prairies
Winnipeg
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Simpson
Northwest Territories
Prairie
Middle West
Canadian Egg Trade and Local Co operatives in Promoting Quality
The piece notes that Canada imported about 12 million dozen eggs from the United States last year at a three cent duty aimed at protecting Canadian farmers. It argues Western farmers could profit from producing No 1 eggs, especially if they form cooperative egg circles using business practices and advertising. It warns that Southern eggs lack local reputation and stresses the value of quality local supply and decisive action.
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Canada
United States
South
West
Alabama
Print Fabric Sale Ad Promises Fast Colors
Print fabric offer touts good patterns and guaranteed fast colors with usual 15 cents per yard price. Special clearance price listed at 11 cents per yard.
12 Only Ladies Gingham House Dresses Clearance
The notice offers twelve remaining Ladies' Gingham House Dresses in good colors and styles offered at a special clearance price of 1.00 each.
Boots for Boys School Boots on Great Weekly Value
This week offers Boots and Boys School Boots in excellent value. Every kind guarantees wear and suitability for active boys.
Canvas Shoes Clearout for Ladies Oxford Pairs
Special sale offers white canvas Oxford shoes for ladies at reduced price. Each pair originally priced at 1.75 dollars now clearance at 1.25 dollars. Limited quantities.
Linen Hats Clearout for Men at Special Prices
Linen Hats three dozen men's colored hats offered to clear stock. Usual price seven cents, special price thirty five cents each. End of line sale emphasizes rapid availability.
Children’s Boots and Shoes at Budget Prices
Nursery boot styles for children and infants in black tan and drab with a guaranteed fit and comfort. Prices range from 35 cents to 1 dollar 55 cents per pair.
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Nvel
Men's Box Kip Bluchers for Work or Wear
24 pairs of men's boots with solid leather counters and toe caps offered at special value two dollars and twenty five cents each. Strong factory style ad noting versatile use for work or general wear and solid leather build.
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