Premier Borden to Tour the West in September
Premier Borden plans a Western Canada tour in September and October. He will travel from Ottawa for about a month to six weeks, visit the coast and Prince Rupert, then return to greet the Duke of Connaught in Quebec mid October and welcome the new governor general Prince Alexander of Teck.
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Borden
Western Canada
Sir Robert
Prince Rupert
Si Robert
Ottawa
West
Duke of Connaught
Quebec
Prince Alexander of
Teck
No Big Inducement to Harvesters in Eastward Labor
The article notes railways may offer fewer inducements to harvesters from the east this year to reserve local labor, with a meeting planned in CPR offices to discuss handling the crop. Farmers are urged to inform immigration officials of needed workers so arrangements can be made. Additional items mention Manitoba election commentary, a proposed $100 million loan to China, return travel for Hindus refused entry to Canada, a US Canada Catholic conference on liquor prohibition, Austria lifting emigration restrictions, and a call to paint houses to protect lumber.
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Western Dominion Lands
Variou
Canada
United States
Niagra Fas
O. S
Port Arthur District and Iron Bounties Debate
The article discusses renewed iron ore bounties to stimulate prospecting in Northern Ontario between Sudbury and Kenora. It argues for government support to develop iron centers, urging Confederation-wide action and citing Sir Wilfrid Laurier on protection as a resource-development price.
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Canada
House of Commons
Ontario
Boards of Trade
Associated Boards of Trade of Ontario
Toronto
Dominion
Sudbury
Kenora
Confederation
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Rise in ten years shows farmer price gains in farm goods
A Canadian Countryman survey notes ten year shifts in March top market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle rose from 4.90 to 8.30 per cwt, hogs from 5.15 to 99.65, and lambs from 4.25 to 6 with meat prices up about 80 percent for farmers while tea sugar flour and clothing largely declined or held steady. The notice contrasts rising farm prices with living-essentials price trends.
Summer Wear and Footwear Sale Brings Cool Prices
Men's linen collars and fine shirts from 1.00 to 1.50 each. Ladies silk hose pair 65¢. Knit-to-fit summer underwear from 50c per garment. Ladies tan lace boots 3.50 to 5.00. Men’s lace boots 4.50. Children’s slippers and sandals 85c up. New stock, bright colors, special values for hot weather.
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Goodyear
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Holiday
Russell
Boulton
Warrington
Manitoba
China
Fire Power Group
Austria
C.P.R
Port Arthur
IRON
Russell Fair
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