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CANADA
NEEDS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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PUBLICITY
IN
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brothw
a
tea1
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C'NN
MAN
PUT
GO
SO
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,
OLD
COUNTRY
LIKE
TOOT
HIM
'si?
A
JOB
IN
THAT
Vlt
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StTITRIMl
IKOM
HCtT
OF
IT
SAYf
CAXAIUAX
WK1TINO
ROi
LON
lON"
Canada
stand
badly
In
need
oX
more
and
tetter
lublleity
tn
Great
Britain.
write
Horace
T.
Hunter
irt
the
Financial
Post.
VhUe
la
London,'!
discussed
tnte
matter
with
one
hundred
or
more
pra-
tninent
Canadians.
Many
at
there
are
associated
with
Canadian
companies
and
others
have
embarked
on
tome
eater
prise
in
Great
Britain.
From
tlmwt
every
one
of
them
I
heard
the
same
story.
Canada
Is
losing
a
great-opportu
nity
through
lack
of
a
comprehensive.
forceful
and
intelligent
publicity
cam
palga.
Such
a
mpalgn
would
be
of
the
greatest
assistance
In
securing
settlers,
attracting
capital,
and
developing
mar
keta
in
Great
Britain
far
our
agricultural
and
manufactured
products.
The
High
Commissioner
for
Canada.
Hon.
P.
C
Larkln.
has
dene
much
sine
his
appointment
four
years
ago.
He
es
tablished
"Canada
House"
on
Trafalgar
Square
and
thus
brought
our
head
of-fire
to
the
most
prominent
and
moat
central
location
in
London.
He
has
taken
a
prominent
place
tn
the
business
and
social
life
of
England.
This
has
brought
him
tn
contact
with
a
number
of
big
tares
ton
and
he
has
persuaded
many
of
them
to
come
ta
Canada
to
Investigate
conditions
at
first
hand.
He,
collected
over
1130.000.000
due
us
from
foreign
countries.
He
was
instrumental
Si
having
rattle
embargo
removed.
He
has
acted
as
adviser
to
the
Canadian
Government
oa
many
matters
of
confidential
nature
which
required
the
wr-vtces
of
a
man
of
targe
calibre,
one
who
has
been
accustomed
to
tenutr.c
big
business
questions.
He
has
insisted
that
at
all
public
functions
Canada
repre-seatatrre
should
have
the
position
of
an
ambassador
and
not
that
of
the
representative
of
a
Crown
Colony.
All
this
has
been
of
great
value
to
Canada
and
it
paves
the
way
tor
a
big
forward
policy
of
organtsed
pubttrtty
in
Great
Britain
which
sheuM
be
undertaken
by
the
C
radian
government
at
the
earnest
possible
moment.
rTRUCITY
MANAGER
Ye
need
a
man
ta
London
as
publicity
manager
tor
Canada.
He
should
be
a
trained
newspaper
man
with
a
good
-e
far
news."
Be
ihaaid
have
a
thor
ough
knowledge
of
Canatfiin
Business
caadpuoos;
Ma
tact,
such
an
experience
as
a
man
could
get
onj
by
tsntcg
successfuSy
some
Important
executive
position
with
a
Urge
and
aggressive
company.
Such
a
man
could
widen
the
influence
of
our
High
Commissioner.
Agents
General
for
toe
Provinces,
and
Trade
Cscsmissienera.
Seme
publicity
work
is.
of
coerce,
being
carried
on
at
the
present
time,
but
It
is
not
on
the
scale
our
interests
demand.
We
have
not
put
the
Job
is
the
hands
of
experienced
specialist.
The
campaign
of
the
Empire
Marketing
Board.
detaSs
of
which
were
given
in
a
previous
issue,
will
help
to
create
a
receptive
attitude
on
the
part
of
the
people
of
Great
Britain,
but
it
will
net
do
the
specific
work
Canada
requires.
IMMICtUVT
AND
CAPITAL
We
know
we
have
wonderful
opportunities
tor
Immigrants
aad
the
only
reason
they
are
not
crowding
to
our
shores
ro
embarrassingly
large
numbers
Is
because
we
have
not
convinced
them
ol
the
great
advantages
we
are
prepared
to
share
-ltx
them.
"We
need
capital
tor
the
development
of
our
natural
resources
and
f
jr
turning
raw
material
into
finished
products.
We
are
rich
in
water
power,
minerals,
timber,
fisheries
and
fertile
fields.
We
have
a
home
market
with
large
buying
power
and'
our
large
and
growing
export
business
Indicates
the
possibilities
for
de-'
veloplng
in
many
lines.
Every
known
success
beckons
others
to
come
and
do
likewise.
Capital
la
consistently
looking
tor
profitable
rields
tor
investment,
but
It
devolve
on
via
to
tell
clearly
and
of-,
ten
what
we
have
got
and
to
create
that
feeling
of
interest
and
confidence
which
will
bring
to
us
the
capital
we
require.
II
WE
CAPITAL
TO
INVEST
in
spite
of
her
great
losses.
Great
Britain
still
has
a
large
amount
of
capital
tor
investment.
Heavy
taxation
at
home
makes
particularly
attractive.
sound
Investments
with
a
long
pull.
Shawinlgan
Water
and
Power.
Price
Brothers.
SL
Maurice
Valley
Corporation
nd
other
big
companies
have
placed
Urge
block
of
their
securities
in
Oreat
Britain.
Judicious
advertising
of
Canada,
the
ateady
development
she
Is
making,
her
great
resources
and
stable
form
of
gov
eminent
would
enable
Investment
banker
In
Oreat
Britain
to
build
up
splendid
clientele
who
would
purchase
Canadian
securities
and
then
keep
adding
to
them.
We
have
not
only
opportunities
for
settlers
and
for
the
printable
investment
of
capital,
but
we
are
producing
many
thing
which
can
be
sold
readily
abroad
as
their
mint
becomes
known.
Our
northern
climate
has
given
to
our
fruits,
such
as
apple,
plum,
peaches,
a
flavor
which
I
at
once
the
envy
and
despair
of
growers
In
other
countries.
Our
tobacco
has
bean
supplementing
that
of
Kentucky
in
the
British
market.
Our
No,
t
hard
wheat
makes
the
best
flour
In
the
world
and
millers
In
other
countries
are
compelled
to
mix
some
of
It
with
their
own
sorter
varieties
to
compete
with
us.
W
ran
make
excel-
lint
cheese,
bacon
and
butter,
but
much
rent
in
to
be
done
ta
staadardlre
the
quality
In
the
lines
as
well
as
In
many
bl,er,
Our
cuc
won
the
first
.jvrlra
in
the,
International
Dairy
Show
tn
LanDon
tn
October.
Our
honey
has
been
first
tn
four
consecutive
years
at
the
same
show.
SAVE
I
S
rttOM
IErKE"MON
We
have
taken
first
place
tn
the
world
tn
the
production
of
newsprint.
and
can
manufacture
many
silk
and
wood
products
to
great
ftdrantage.
During
the
past
fire
years
our
ex
port
In
these
and
other
lines
have
saved
us
from
a
severe
business
depression,
and
with
dsraesUe
business
improving
our
furtner
development
of
t
ae
export
field
should
bring
us
unpraUeled
prosperity.
CnquesUonably.
we
have
something
to
advertise.
It
Is
merely
a
question
of
finding
favorable
markets
and
get
tine
started
t
the
Job.
Great
Britain
h&
a
population
of
nearly
50,000.000.
llany
of
these
hare
enarmous
permanent
incomes
from
foreign
Investments
and
trade.
We
are
semcg
to
them
over
half
a
btlnon
dollars'
worth
of
goods.
This,
however.
1
only
about
8
per
cent
of
thee
total
un
pens,
i
De
we
realise
the
Tastsvess
and
lmmen-
,
sity
of
this
market
It
ts
tour
to
five
times
as
great
as
our
own.
If
we
sold
to
Great
Britain
all
cur
exportable
sur
plus
of
apples
they
would
only
Last
Utem
one
week.
They
annual!?
bacon,
pork
and
other
hog
products
ta
the
varee
of
arxnt
1315
J0O0
.000
Our
ex
ports
to
this
one
are
less
than
10
per
cent
of
their
reaoireasents.
(IRAND
THINK
I
bfHeve
the
old
Grand
Trunk
management.
Itself
so
culpable,
was
permitted
to
potsso
the
sourees
of
public
UtlormatloQ
abroad
to
Canadas
veryt
great
prejudice,
what
the
rase
tor
Can
ada
sms.
permuted
Isxgerj
to
go
by
de-
.
.
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man.
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otherwise
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the
subject
r7
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sure
on
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scmrnt
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not
pub!
is
tied
,r
dulayfj
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia.
by
Its
action
preserved
to
the
TMtVi
-
'
-
Investing
pubHe
the
bwfk
of
rt
e&rest-jease
in
either
Canada
or
the
United
meat
ta
Oraad
Trank
and
Grand
Trunk
states:
I
am
not
sagststiac.
Mum.
mifBt
have
that
Gaaadaa
press
art
at
ahewM
soo-
been
lost!
has
aerw
recctved
ths
credit
j
ply
stereotyped
matter
ta
newspapeta.
due
it
great
tlnanctsl
sacrtflre.
and
will
probably
always
carry
aa
aadesvrved
stigma
In
that
cooaeetaan.
This
eouid
have
been
largely
avoided
by
earlier
appreciation
of
the
post
butties
for
harm
of
Grand
Trunk
cropagaar
i.
A
good
press
agent
weald
have
the
ability
to
sense
the
impHeatlona
tn-
but
that
he
ahoutd
sta
whseh
newspapers
wvatd
be
raver,
and
that
he
should
gtad
t&nely
articles
which
edHors
wauid
feel
were
of
real
Interest
to
their
reader.
Australia
and
South
Africa
hare
doae
a
great
deal
of
clever
work
aaaar
thsse
volved
ta
unfriendly
referencea
on
the
j
toe.
They
are
both
advertising
la
large
platform
and
In
the
press,
and
he
would
(pace
la
the
British
press
and
this
has
rve
the
judgment.
taformaUon
and
experience
necessary
ta
deal
with
them
propmtly.
He
could
also
spike
the
guns
of
those
j
taker,
who
mislead
the
Ertttsh
public
by
exaggerated
tement.
and
toad
them
up
with
certain
mining
stseks
and
other
securities
which
never
had
a
chance
of
autre.
Every
mtsreareseaUUen
of
this
tttrred
cp
an
iaterest
amoag
their
read
ers
which
has
eauted
them
ta
feature
these
two
countries
praminently
to
the
news
column.
Ur.
Bruce
received
at
least
three
tares
as
much
publicity
ta
Oreat
BrfUta
(taring
the
Imperial
Conference
as
Mr.
King.
This
was
due
ta
the
practical
nature
of
has
addressea
and
to
the
ex
kind
makes
it
mare
difficult
tar
repu-
i
cetleat
work
of
hit
eoaoomlc
adnsers
taue
firms
to
sell
good
Canadian
se-.and
presagent.
TA(!E
-NEH!
MTI
ATIONS
KlanUy
la
mind
the
people
he
waata
to
Newspaper
tn
Oreat
Britain
will
o-jtrach
and
the
thtar
he
wiaaes
ta
ad-
more
matter
issued
by
the
press
agent
verttse
to
thea
of,
large
advertiser
than
would
be
the
He
should
uUllw
everr
unn
whieh
fl?
mam
j
isn
?
Mil
j
ii
kmi
i.
r
i
Mai
ri:
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'ixsziir;
i
tawiBBaw
i
ill
fi.
u.ij
it
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ii
im
t
rr
-an
be
of
assistance
to
u.
A
pernsaa-er.'
exhtbU.la
lest&tn
of
Canadian
products
shoufd
be
part
of
the
proaram
T'.e
use
of
the
etaema
showlf
OssHaa
Txruru
anouM
r
th
the
eMbM
and
'
ald
aW
be
shown
wtdely
tbrmsgb
u
Oreat
lintata.
i
&m
not
attempt
sag
a
work
asn
a
aoiplete
pUa.
but
meeelf
t
give
eaotagh
dr-JtSs
ts
Indicate
the
great
aervie
s
aste
pubMrtty
manager
with
the
aeees-aarv
asserts
rru
cooM
annwmpmsi
Oaa-ds
needs
pubMrtty
la
Ore
BrMaaa
and
:en
from
the
liamaed
pablieity
it
aw
fe4.
there
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TOURNEY
NOW
NEARINC
CLOSE
IJaKMt
HamUlMi
WW
rtay
Ulaner
mt
I
Parr
k
t'orbHt
lajlaal
Tuuirrw
Night
The
flaal
ta
the
aoid
bms1
btUaarw
.andscap
wMeh
hs
bea
la
pnatii
ss
far
re
past
wope
f
weeks
1
be
playeal
mvorraw
aignt
Jsme
HaaaOtom
iptia
on
who
deaaMd
Geaiwe
Ucltoafie
mmu
nee
oy
eo
to
aoa.
wia
py
taw
ucer
at
the
sesai-tUuI
toBafM
be-
een
H
Obrbett
iptu
10)
sad
If
Parr
.s
1.
SPORT
CHAT
Cjuaioeraaie
caatrortcay
ha
aayiatad
:be
AAerstaa
areas
reesatly
aa
tn
the
large
amount
at
ta
that
of
the
lea
iters
la
the
aaert
world
come
torward
with
the
mrrtaai
tat
the
Assmi
pi
Hale
aeat
oatiy
UCJKOJUX)
Utt
year
ar
whereas
about
SMXXXXD0O
waa
eipetde4
ar
gas
s
tfce
sea
persod.
Oaty
oavc
wsrld
throuah
the.baxhsg
earnpslga
thai
year
without
beMC
dethiuai
il.
He
la
PMat
nun.
isse
uaa
Mgescfl
UfWMgllV.
fDR
siaee
as
IHtee
the
ero-a
tram
Praakst
Oemra
head
to
Jaae
tl&.
Ama&g
thsse
was
aha
Keyed
TissaaV.
In
im
u
Babe
Hath
who.
otramg
the
'ArM
aerie,
was
respaaaRHt
for
ereaktag
ataeteea
recsMta.
Pour
hocat
tfurhag
the
seeie.
three
la
ass
was
his
record
at
bat.
a
aaf
tKMhtae
of
hi
danttg
Oeactag
Th.
rtt
also
was
notable
far
hfaakhag
all
far
atteadasxe
aad
paM
a-
mfuiOBa.
there
brteg
ever
ISjMejDOO
paid
to
wittMsa
the
gaaaes
of
wharh
the
I
Btcrert
each
gat
over
j0a3.
while
the
lostsg
ptsyers
share
was
waB
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
iOn
one
fishing
boat
eperattog
out
at
Prince
Rupert
each
raaa
has
cleaned
a
t
ItJQCO
isace
September.
T-e
toentaeataaa
tots
the
hag
coat
at
ttaaac
ha
been
powpaaad
oatli
Tan-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pred
Ilestotag
famay
left
for
Trtkwa
this
The
aaaa
af
It
terasy
at
the
tea
Teraet
ia
aid
af
to
by
Mr
Red
Cross.
and
resade,
Mr.
Hettasag
havlag
accepted
the
padttaa
of
manager
af
the
MelCefl
store.
A
very
pieaaaat
saiprtse
party
Kites
a
tha
friend
of
Mt
last
eveaatnx
la
the
Bayviear
mtet
Da
ALASKA
S.S.
CO.
BUYS
NEW
VESSEL
)Mee
MUp
of
Yataa
HI
he
Pterrd
aa
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