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TVVO
Wsir.::;.-.--,
r
1
like
mch
raid
and
cons'stent
!
Imm
-moodnnn
nd
2fi.000.000
andlneas.
the
tourist
trade
was
exceed-
lines.-It
was
greater
than
the
valuo
ada's
export
trade.
Felt
Tired
Out
All
Day
I
growth,
Prof.
Taylor
jald.
Substan-
Ipassibly
30,000.000
visitors
before
led
only
by
field
crops.
Iron
and
of
tur
entire
exports
of
wood,
wood
In
that
-year,
touri
tial
annual
increase
to
the
num-
j
ttee
close
of
fine
next
decade,"
lie
(steel,
construction,
railway
and
tew-ber
products
and
paper,
and
was
with-in
over
4,000,000
pounds
..
Could
Not
Sleep
at
Night
of
visitors
aremost
certain
to
said.
'
tile
industries.
It
ranked
well
ahead
10
of
our
grain
products
ex
000000
pounds
of
m.-
"'
tt.
Mrs.
JUd&mond
Lalonde,
2431
St.
J&met
St,
occur.
"We
may,
I
think,
look
forward
Leading
Industry
of
mining,
lumbeitng.
milling,
meat
ports.
Last
year,
the
tourist
revenue
dozen
.eggs,
and
othm
Montreal,
Que.,
writea:
"
After
a
ipell
of
thd
to
an
annual
inlux
of
be-
Jn
1920,
In'jJollur
value
of
busl-j
packing,
Jiabbig
and
other
staple;
was
equal
to
one
quarter
of
Can-1
In
like
proportion.
Pi
,r
grippe
I
wa
left
Tery
nerTotu,
and
felt
drowiy
......
u4
and
tired
out
all
da,
Bad
eoold
not
sleep
at
night
,
-
-
,UMf
1.
-
9
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jm-V
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tu
alto
troubled
with
my
heart
and
did
not
feel
at
all
like
working.
I
mi
told
about
Mil-born
'a
Hart
and
2erm
rUli
and
ftr
.taking
four
boxes
I
was
completely
reliertd
of
my
trouble,
and
can
reoommend
your
Pills
to
eteryone."
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box
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at
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and
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stores,
or
mailed
direct
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prise
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MOTOR
CAR
IS
PAYING
Tourist
Trade
Has
Become
Gre.it
Industry
in
Canada
Far
Cry
From
"Oldest
Inhabitant's"
Memories
I
TORONTO,
Nov.
38:
"Quite
a
tot
of
care
with
American
licenses
gein
through
this
year,"
said
the
oldest
inhabitant,
as
he
whittleu
a
soft
piece
ol
pine
in
the
sun-right
of
an
autumn
day.
"Seems
to
me,
there
are
also
quite
a
few
with
Canadian
licenses,"
he
continued.
"I
remember
well,
not
so
many
yean
ago,
when
a
"furrin"
car
vac
quite
a
curiosity
and
now,
well,
just
watch
those
licences."
He
cheeked
the
passing
cars
off.
Michigan.
New
York,
Indiana,
even
an
occasional
CallfORum
motor
passed.
One
stopped
ever?
lev
Ju.
Wednesday,
Nov.
26,
1R30
minutes
as
the
tourists
shopped.
Then
away
it
went
again.
1
And
this,
according
to
the
very
!
unromanUc.
and
prosaic
ifgurcs
compiled
by
Prof.
Kenneth
W.
Taylor.
M.A.,
et&iomist
of
McM
aster
University
at
Toronto,
is
the
source
of
one
of
Canada's
greatest
Industries.
Addressing
a
group
of
business
men
recently,
Prof.
Taylor
outlined
the
growth
and
importance
of
tourist
traffic.
The
traffic
had
increased
enormously
in
the
past.
10
years,
he
said.
In
1920.
2,279,000
visitors
spent
altogether
about
7,-J
600,000
days
in
Canada
and
also
spent
about
$84,000,000.
In
1925.
however,
approximately
8,000,000
tourists
spent
$22,500,000
and
$187.-'
000,000.
This
figure
rose
steadily.'
until
in
1919,
an
army
of
16,000,-1
000
tourists
invaded
the
ocuntry.
They
spent
40,000.000
days,
and
the
amazing
total
of
$300,000,000
I
No
other
important
industry
in,
Canada
has
shown
anything
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