/ ™E DALE BRITISH WHIG. | FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 11. ---- Why bother with lemefis and lemon squeezers when you can get Daltons Lemonade It's lemonade ready made-- one bottle makes a half gation of the finest lemonade that ever delighted )) [thirsty mortals. 12 glasses for 10c.-- a pure lemons product | 3 no other acid. 10c. a bottle. ' 5 Atall grocers and druggists. Beware ofthe nisl on Dar NA-DRU-CO DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ySineet sour stomach and heutiumocive idige dyspepsia--sct stomach 50 oo Tr tieh St von. 50, cetts Nations! Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited fduced in LIPTON'S TEA S SOL The flies that are gow in your kitchen and dining room were probably feasting on some. indescribable nastiness less than an hour ago, and asa single fly often carries many thousands of disease germs attached to its hairy body, it is the duty of every housekeeper to assist in exterminating this om eneniy of the-human race. WILSON'S FLY PADS "xan flies in sdk immense. quantities as cannot be approached by any other fly killer: v ITs pure -- ask~your Doctor about the beneficial qualities of Segal' Lager sggal Brings the refreshing, Joggal zestful tonic pr operties of beer brewed by the good old careful process. IS 13 J. McParland Local Agent, is the finest blend of the two best wheats Canada produces =~ Manitoba Spring wheat and and Ontario Fall wheat. One ¢ provides the rich gluten that makes bone and muscle, the © other gives lightness and _wiiiteness to the bread and more loaves to the barrel than _ any other flour on the market Lo .--loaves that are sweet, nutri- : » tious afd light, and it also : } mk dei re, oe 1nd J | Tov, andsbow your friends the excellence of your baking. | WATERPOWER IN CANADA] 4 Alberta nah reached in value the sum of $532,992 'lation of Canada in 1910 was more Nearly $200,000,000 Already ------ in Power Plants - The following "adie shows the ex- tent to, which the development of waterpower has proceeded so far in Canada: Province, Invesmtent. 5,00 British Colum Manitoba New Be Nova Scotia ...... Ontario ..... Fr. Edward fs webec EF skatchewan .... $158.641.800 CROPS OF CANADA in Ton Years Grain Production Has Increased in Value 210 Per Cont. crops of Canada 385.000 2,062,680 The Inst year 100. Of this amount grain crops made up $330,492,400. These grain crops have shown an increase in value of 210 per cent. since 1900. Wheat, con- sisting of both spring and fall varie- ties, is cultivated from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the largest areas devoted to this class of crop being in the provinces of Saskatchewan, Man- ftoba, Ontario, and Alberta. Oats form one of the principal stock feeds, and along with corn and wheat is quite largely used in the cereal food indus- try. Barley is one of the grain crops that is rapidly coming to the front. Ryé is one of the least important of the cereal grains and its production fs chiefly confined to Ontario. Field pease is @nother of the crops which has helped to swell Ontario's large crop production, about ninety per cent. of this crop belpg raised In Ontario. The production of the buckwheat crop is. greatest in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, very little being pro- the Western Provinces. Mixed grains foe both grain and fod- der production are grown extensively in Ontario and in some sections of both the eastern and western. pro- vinces. Flax is largely grown in the prairie provinces, and is used as a feed for stock and for the manufacture of lHnen. Southwestern Ontario Is the section which produces most of 'the bean crop; the counties of Ken{ and Elgin supplying nearly one-half of all the beans grown in Canada. SIR JAMES WHITNEY- OUR LIVE STOCK Improvement in All Classes is Reflect ed in Statistics The live stock of Canada is valued at $600,000,000. During the year 1910 there were imported Into Canada 32:7 purebred horses. Of these, 1.956 were of the draft breeds, and 492 of the. light legged sorts. Not only in this way is our horse stock rapidly improving, but it is increas ing at_a reasonably rapid rate, the gain, from 1907 to 1910 being nearly 30,000 head. The increase in 1910 in the value of cattle was $27,000,000. The im- provement is reflected in the increase of trade at' Toronto and Montreal where the cattle marketed show a de- cided improvement in numbers, and a better finish. The increase of trade in cattle at Toronto alone in 1910 over | 190% amounted to 34.539 head. The estimated increase In the value of sheep in Canada in 1910 over 1909 amounts to $84,000. Statistics show that the swine popu- than 600,000 short of 1907. It was also less than in 1909 by an estimated valuation of $7.844, HON. WALTER SCOTT Premier of Saskatchewan In the past ten years alone the ag gregate clearings for the leading cen tres of the Dominion have expended remarkably, as the following figures show: | ERE: 1918: Total elourings Total eles rings, In some cases the strong arm of the Shy omy law stems palsied. I a mind ol will valgarity pass Tor Witt © : CANADIAN SALT WELLS J The Total Daily Output ls Estimated at Nearly 3,000 Barrels There are about a8 dosen salt pro ducing--plants through the Domin fon, having a total capacity approxi mately of 3.500 barrels a day and em: ploying 220 men. The total invest ment is approximately $065.600. The following are the chief we . Windsor |. Sandwich rads Clinton , Goderich Mooretown ... Parkhill .. Goderich Brussels Exeter . Def Sep, HON. RICHARD M¢BRIDE Premier of British Columbia ATHLETIC SUPPLIES. « Large Number of Canadians Em- ployed in Making Sporting Goods The manufacture of athletic supplies wecupies the attention of a large num- er of workmen in Cgnada. There is, or instance, the making of canoes, which has made Peterborough famous, with its three large factories, and there are other factories In Frederic- ton, Gravenhurst, Penetanguishene, Lakefield and Toronto. Smowshoes are made in Quebec alone, but six factories in various parts of that pro- vince are engaged In their manufac ture; tennis racquets are made at Niagara Falls; the English game -of cricket still has sufficient hold on the affections of Canadians to sup port a factory which makes cricket bats---as an adjunct to the manufac ture of baseball bats. The Industry of sporting goods manufactures has rami fications which bonnect it up with al most every other industry in the coun try. THE PORCUPINE CAMP An Area of 216 Square Miles Has Been Staked During the past year the Porcupine mining camp has come into promi nenve. Practic six whole town: ships have been) staked out and are held as claims. This is an area of 216 square miles. The townships staked out are: Tisdale, Moultjoy, Whitney, Ogden. Deloro and Shaw. Gold showings have been found in all these districts but none of them have attracted the attention or justified the excitement as much as the discover- les in the vicinity of the Dome, the vicinity of Hollinger, the Rea Mines property and the northeasterly por- tion of the same township--Tisdale. HON. A. L. SIFTON Premier of Alberta K BUILDING STATISTICS Increased Activity Ouring the Year in| Many Canadian Cities The following figw show the in crease In building x vity in a i --- Bie bg G1 FOND hee Somes eg "ww ov dn rammed EOD eg Hamilton ....... Sort Arthur seen naipeg . Brandon dg SEI2R 2 300 & §aatagass - --- gaageavas ~- - pe Vancouver . Victoria 3 INVESTED IN CANADA ' In capital from rom outside olnta to vested In Canada, Britain easily take the lead. Here are the figures: ME 143 i A blank wate ix often more comfort ing: than the one in the bank. ¢ ft is always best to get the wilt answer a few laps abired of sath. | & record, being: the highest yet reach- The raitways of Canada on June 30 { CANADIAN FISHERIES The Total Value of the Output in 1909-10 Was $26,629,269 The total value of all kinds of fish HON. R. P. ROBLIN Premier of Manttoba and fish products taken by Canadian fishermen during the year 19091910 was $29,629,169. ' This suf constitutes ed during any one year in the history of the Canadian fisheries. It is $4. 178,084 ahead of 1908-09, and $149, 607 better than the total of 1905, which was the best previous record. This result was obtained by a fish Ing fleet of 1,750 vessels, steamed and tugs, 37 of which were engaged * fur-seal hunting, and 41,170 boats, the whole being manned by 65,663 men. RAILWAYS OF CANADA Figures Showing the Marvellous De velopment of Railway Traffic First Across the Line If you want to "take the wind out of their sails " offer your fastidious friends one or two Black Cat 0 == {Qc Tell them the price after they've smoked _ them--and see if they'll believe it possible. Smooth, sweet, Virginia tobacco of a picked crop, sun-cured, and rolled in delicate rice- paper--that's the story of every Black Cat Cigarette. And it's a story well worth reiboriug if you care for a quality smoke. TO-DAY --at all good tobacconists. CARRERAS & MARCIANUS CIGARETTES, Limited, Mentroal, Quobes During the ten years from 1800 to 1910 the increase in railway mileage in Canada, was 7.074 miles or 40 per cent. The total mileage is distributed among the various provinces as fol lows Ontario Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Yukon . The number of persons hoe on Canadian railroads is about 140,000, their total wages last year being over $67,000,000, 4071 locomotives, and 132,681 cars. Of these nearly 120,000 were freight cars. The freight cars have risen rapidly in numbery since the days of car 'famines, sone seven or eight rs ago. In 1907 there were 107,000; in 1908, 115,700; 1h 1909 there were 117,700; and in 1910, 119,700. Of the freight cars nearly 6,000 were box cars; over 20,000 were flat cars, and over 12,000 were coal cars. THE APPLE TRADE A Canadian Industry That is Assum- ing Large Proportions last owned Ontario is the chief producing pro- vince of Canada, though the produc- tion in the Oganagan Valley, British Columbia; 8t. John Valley, New Brunswick, and the Annapolis Valley is increasing rapidly. The plantings in 'some sections of Ontario are in creasing very fast. The Survey Re- port of the Department of Agriculture for Northumberland County, 1910, gives approximately 10,000 acres for that county alone, fully half of which have not yet produced a crop. Norfolk County is perhaps the best known of all and has made her reputation all within the last six years. Seven years ago she produced practically no first: class fruit at all, but this past season she produced more than 35,000 barrels of good fruit. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS While the general business in agri cultural implements in the Eastern Provinces has remained pretty much at the same proportion for several years, there have been very large in- creases in the Northwest Provinces. This Is especially true of Saskatche- wan and the northern parts of Mani toba and Alberta. British Columbia has also shown very satisfactory in- creases. for some years past. Not only has the number of machines in creased, but the sizes have slso In- creased. For instance the former self- binder with the six-foot cut has been replaced with the machine of éight- foot cut. The same is also true with regard to harrows, drills, inowers, ete. HON. J. D. HAZEN Premier of New Brunswick a Ee A lot of times the supposed friend | is the rankest Kind of enemy. : The than that peer smiley never | bad anvhosdy ole hd sprile. "Wow 7s it toeatea 2 TY T" is about the first question the owner or Lsm-- agent is asked by the prospective purchaser or tenant ° The question #! pure, healthful warmth is of vital importance with most people buy- ing or renting a house. 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