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sega 5 SR ORS Se ( ~~ Our Grocery Department me Is Nore Open os will be delivered on the afternoons 1esdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Come and see if the Cash System™ is not as advantageous ta the. customer as to the storekeeper i J. LATIMER Proprietor Za ee -------- SPECIALTY SHOP Open Daily © "9 H oosier Kitchen Cabinets lazda Lamps, all Sizes 2 = Canadian Beauty Irons, Grills and Toasters Northern Electric Sewing Machines Hamilton-Beach Sew-EZ Motors : Benjamin Two-Way Plugs Daylo Flash-Lights G=~E Whiz Electric Fans Comfort Chemical Closets: : Pictorial Review, MeClure's, Ameri- can and Women's Home Companion Magazines, Brunswick Phonographs Okeh and Brunswick Records iE SPECIALTY SHOP Mrs LA. BIGELOW, Prop. MCFADYEN BLOCK ee - = ea E FALLIS FOOTE co, a J new prepatation for Leaky Roofing, Eave Troughs, also Leaky Boats ater and will not eat or frost. Sold at ~~ 20c per pound s GOUGH'S cmmor REAM { KODAKS SUPPLIES THE COAL OF THE WORLD. Canada Stands High But United 'States Comes First. The "coal reserve" of the United States--by which is meant the esti- mated amount of coal underground--- is, aceording to figures presented by the International Geological Consress of 1913, about twenty times as much as that of Great Britain, and prac- tically half that of the entire world. This is the estimate of coal reserves of the principal countries given in metric tons (2,200 pounds) :-- United States . . , 3,486,361,000,000 1,234,269,000,000 995,687,000,000 (1913) 423,356,000,000 Great Britain . . . 189,533,000,000 Siberia 173,879,000,000 Australia, 165,572,000,000 India . 79,001,000,000 Russia .. oh 60,160,000,000 | Austria ...,.... 53,876,000,000 Colombia . . 27,000,000,000 Indo-China 20,000,000,000 17,583,000,000 Following is the estimated avail- able coal supply of the United States (in short tons), as given by the United States Geological Survey: -- North Dakota 697,921,200,000 Wyoming 670,545,100,000 Montana . ........ 381,63,800,000 Colorado ; 317,589,600,000 Illinois . 199,951,500,000 New Mexico 191,777,900,000 West Virginia .... 150,363,600,000 Pennsylvania 124,627,000,000 Kentucky 1223,015,000,000 Ohio eo... 92,943,900,000 Utah . . 88,294,000,000 Missouri. .... 83,820,000,000 Alabama . 67,200,000,000 Washington 63,776,400,000 Oklahoma, 54,862,300,000 Indiana . 52,673,500,000 - The United States seems likely to become the chief coal exporting country of the world. In the year | immediately preceding 'the war, the United States ranked third in coal exportation. Great Britain being first with 74,000,000 tons, Germany ge- cond with 35,000,000, the United States 22,000,000, Belgium 6,000,- 000, Japan 4,000,000, South Africa a little more than "2,000,000 and Canada and. Australia about 2,000,- 000 each, This showed a grand to- tal of 160,000,000 tons of coal mov- ing in export in the world as a ne- cessity of international trade, / Reports from Great Britain, for- merly the world's chief coal exporter, indicate that her exports of coal in the year ending in June are about one-half that of the year preceding the war, while the coal exports of the United States have Increased meantime more than 25 ber cent, ac- cording to a bulletin from the Na- tional City Bank of New York. Great Britain fell from 78,400,000 tons in 1913 to 87,000,000 in the twelve months ending in June, 1919, while the coal exports of the United States, which were a little more than 10,- 000,000 tons in the fiscal year of 1914, were nearly 26,000,000 in the 'Bscal year 1918. Great Britain will do well to supply her own home con- sumption this year and have 20,000, 000 tons for export, : Germany lost a bercentage of her coal area by the peace treaty, and under the peace terms she must sup- -Dly a large amount of coal to France, and she will have but a, Small amount, f any, coal for exportation, ; With this fall off of more than half in the power of British coal export- ation, the elimination of Germany as a coal exporter (except to France), and the extremely small quantity which any other country can this year export it seems clear that the United States will take its place at the head of the list of coal exporting coun: tries. Even through the" fall off in 'the last year in the coal production in the country, due to 'the return to Europe of so many 'aliens who were miners, may tontinue for a brief per- lod, 'it is believed the United States will retain first place in' coal export-§ ation, for the reason that more than one-half of her output is mined with machinery, as against about one-fifth mined by machine methods in Great Britain. ; Our Timber, At the conference of the Cana- dian Forestry Association held . at Montreal, it was resolved that per- mission be obtained to make an ac- curate survey of all standing timber in Canada, showing the various kinds of lumber and fits quality, location and accessibility, together with avail-| able means of transport to the near- | est market, also g report of all eut- over lands which are suitable only for forest growth, with the extent and situation of Same. This inform- ation, it ig considered, would be of the utmost value, not only to lumber operators, but to the Dominion anda Provincial Governments, enabling them to develop to the full extent a permanent forest policy which Would have the effect of conserving the great natural resources contained in Canada's forests. "Ruby" Wheat, A new wheat "named "Ruby® is reported to have been cultivated at the Central Experimenta] Farm, Ot- tawa. It is a selection from the result of a cross between Downing Riga and Red Fife. Ruby wheat ripens, as a rule,' a week or so earlier than Marquis. The kernels are somewhat - calities is shorter than Marquis and of good strength, Peace River Exploration, A Government survey party has proceeded to the Peace River district to conduct exhaustive work on all unsurveyed country. The main pur- bose is to meet the requirements of the Soldier. Settlement Branch, but, in addition, the barty will carry out, 't a departmenal geological survey To Help Eur A 4 4 4 [ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 [ [ { 4 4 4 { 4 4 4 [ 4 4 4 ( $ $ S$ 9 AANA 7 PIN NININS Ple PNA APAAA AAAS rm on an WAIN NININIANANAANNS AAA \ PAPAL ALIA | WANA POR TW NNN NINN NANNY ANIA YAS ; | JUST. A FEW QUOTATIONS % : y taken at random from our lar choice stock of foodstuffs Ontario Quince 3 Legs Pure Clover Honey - ~51b pails $1.50 f 10 1b pails 3.00 White Beans, Pure white, hand picked BEE and absolutely no bitter flavor 2 Ibs 25¢ Apples 4 lbs 25¢ Kippered Herrings, Extra large and : splendid flavor very meaty 2 1bs 25¢ Pronger's Tea, Ladies' Delight Blend, good as a 60c packet Special : 11b 50¢ We are agents for Robin Hood Flour and rolled oats, unsurpassed in Canada, AND ase remember always, five per cent discount § on cash orders of $5 and over, and Pronger's § prompt, courteous and efficient service. ~~ Oleomargarine to Stay. Representatives of agricultural X Moan constituencies Were-again, to the front y ; So GE when the Government's proposal to : "~ oo permit manufacture and imnortation ai El P of oleomargarine until August 31, ' ® Ww 1920, and 1921, was ground that C. A. Shear its isale until March 1, Manufacture, importation, ang sale 2 b = : of margarine has been permitted un-f ; : ; : Tam im der an order-in+Council passed underj. o ' i the authority af the War Measures Ready for Heavy Duties Act. Now that the war is over, it has : a Ee Bean proposed ito continue the per- . Ni : mission by Statute for 4 definite per- ; . : fod. Members for. rural ridings, in- 7 : Ia an 8 Fran aetland, of South The Case 10-20 is noted for its reserve For belt work this tractor drives and A. B. McCoig, of Kent, objected | power, Owners state that these tractors Case 20x36 thresher, fully e 1ipp to the continuation of the right to : : ; E ; Lee manufacture, import and sel] the] are always capable In emergency, for silo fillers, hay presses, feed mills, e butter substitute, They took the sale of mar, ious blow to : : 3 d, of South Toronto, on hree 14-inch plows which it _can pull the other hand, ur ed the Govern-f. : : sl TT ment to further i foster rol = 1a sod or stubble. It is built of the finest materi : velopment of oleomargarine In Can} Tt also handles other implements get your money's worth, ada under Proper supervision for the i ; ; - : ; : very purpose of keeping down the usually requiring about six herses, such Before you decide on your tracto price of butter.' "A vote was neces-J. sary before the resolution was | : ; : : LE adopted, and the bill founded upor f drills, six section spike-tooth harrow, 8 line. Youll then be better it was introduced. iy before "the Commons, -- ; : ot ; For all round use this tractor to allow production ang | Xtr® bard plowing or for grades or a garine would be a ser- =This 10-20 is recommended for pulling YOUr careful consideration .the dairy industry. Dr. operation, burning kerosene successf ly a8 two 7-foot binders, two 20 shoe grain us show you the advantages to 10-foot double disc harrow, etc, - judge. has risen estimated at the amount ten million $1,500 and persons paid 000, a total the earth, 996,000 to an estimate for 1919-20 of $1,950,000,000. Pensions are es. timated this: year at $30,000,000; land settlement, $25,000,000, and soldiers civil re-establishment, $10,- 000,000. Interest on the public debt 1913-14 to $102,767,000 this year. War expenditures for 1919-29 'were estimated at $350,000,000, ex. clusive of Densions, and this year's consolidated Income tax had been levied on : H - 51,588 people in 1917, ana tunel and provide than amount of assessment was $12,221, 669. Only 47,021 people paid, any i have Your wife CIES persons paid on incomes between Rocky Crust of the Earth, fA The volume. of the rocky crust of i : a estimated at 10 miles LL gg i thick, including the mean elevation ! - Nn of the land above the sea, ig 1,633, The Confederation v 000 cubic miles, : \ 1 0 Donn A KEROSENE | F.T. BRIGNA per cent., from $335. VO TRACTORS | Oxdrift, from $12,093,000 in| revenue receipts were $244,000,000. collected wag Just over dollars. Only 32,668 look back and $6,000, and $1,469,000 was collected from them, Only 40 regret, of $1%470,000. re-- on incomes over $100, Insure To-day with Assocation