Wednesday,
January
2,
1920
SEAL
COVE
BUILDER
OF
BOATS
SUCCUMBS
'tovld
McAllister,
Well
Known
In
City,
Paawe
Away
In
Hospital
lJaviil
McAlllHtet,
well
known
ftmil
Cove
bout
builder,
panned
the
great
race
among
the
aggressive
nations
TO-DAY
of
the
world
is
for
export
trade.
What
is
Canada's
position
in
this
far-flung
competition?
Though
ranking
28th
in
population,
this
New
Year
Ends
Canada:
Fifth
in
total
exports
Third
in
absolute
trade
balance
Second
in
per
capita
exports
First
in
per
capita
trade
balance
For
the
year
ended
November
last
Canada's
export
trade
amounted
to
1,349
million
dollars.
,:
The
favourable
trade
balance
at
the
end
of
November
was
162
million
dollars.
In
six
years
Canada's
export
trade
has
grown
from
754
million
dollars
to
1,349
million
dollars
a
business
achievement
in
which
all
Canadians
can
take
pride.
A
recent
survey
shows
6,500
groups
of
articles,
fully
or
partially
manufactured
in
this
country,
while
approximately
1,600
Canadian
firms
or
cor
porations
are
active
exporters.
Canada
can
look
forward
with
confidence
to
a
still
further
increase
in
export
trade.
Almost
daily
our
Trade
Commissioners
located
in
the
world's
strategic
business
centres,
tell
of
growing
demands
for
Canadian
products.
During
the
past
year
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
has
made
intensive
efforts
to
demonstrate
to
Canadian
manufacturers
and
producers
their
opportunities
abroad.
Many
of
the
Trade
Commissioners
have
been
brought
home
for
a
few
weeks
to
inter-iew
personally
Canadian
firms
with
respect
to
varied
export
problems.
They
have
shown
that
to
be
successful
every
Canadian
entering
export
trade
should:
1.
Maintain
quality
standards.
2.
Make
the
articles
required
by
the
importer.
away
last
night
In
the
Prince
Kup-1
are
in
the
hands
of
Huyner
Bros
.
,
ert
General
Hospital,
where
he
had
,
Undertaken.
been
a
patient
for
about
a
wek
'
before
his
death
and
on
previous
J
AM
US
HAKIMS
DEAD
occasion,
having
been
In
falling!
-
health
for
some
time.
He
was
8SJ
TouoNT0
J(Uli
2:jameg
years
of
age
and,
as
far
as
isi
known.
Is
survived
by
no
relatives
j
Harris,
managing
director
of
In
the
district.
He
was
born
in
th
Harris
Abbattoir
CoM
died
Scotland.
Funeral
arrangements
yesterday
aged
61.
.THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
,
CANADA'S
;
1928
ExpdrtmS
ales
Review
Canada
Enters
1929
with
Hopes
Well
Qrounded
3.
Pack
in
the
manner
the
importer
desires;
4.
Deliver
promptly.
5.
Maintain
contract
dates.
Additions
have
been
made
to
Trade
Commissioners'
staffs;
Trade
enquiries
and
trade
trends
from
abroad
have
been
given
wide
publicity
in
Canada.
Canadian
products,
displayed
prominently
at
numerous
exhibitions
in
Great
Britain,
have
excited
unusual
interest.
Buyers
in
other
countries
have
been
shown
what
Canada
has
to
sell.
Steamship
services
from
Canada
to
foreign
lands,
particularly
to
South
America
and
the
Dritish
West
Indies,
have
been
greatly
augmented.
THE
RESULTS
AlFLE
BECOMING
CONSPICUOUS.
'
?
Again
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
wishes
to
emphasize
the
importance
of
export
trade
to
the
prosperity
of
this
country:
1.
It
stabilizes
employment.
Trade
Commissioners
Abroad
Akobntinb
E.
L.
McColl,
Buenos
Aires
Australia
D.
H.
Ross,
Melbourne
D.
Millin,
Commercial
Agent,
Sydney
DitoiuM
Jean
J.
Guay,
Brussels
Bkazil
A.
S.
Bleakney,
Rio
de
Janeiro
Bamsa
West
Indies.
.R.
T.
Young,
Port
of
Spain,
Trinidad
Acting
Trade
Commissioner,
Kingston,
Jamaica
Cuba
hmes
Cormack,
Havana
China.
L.M.Cosgrave,
Shanghai
France
Hercule
Barre,
Paris
Gkrmany
L.
D.
Wilgress,
Hamburg
Holland
...
.J.
C.
Maegillivrayi
Rotterdam.
India
and
Cetlon
.H.
R.
Poussette,
Calcutta
Irish
Fan
State
F.
W.
Fraser,
Dublin
Italy
A.
B.
Muddiman,
Milan
Jaan
J.
A.
Langley,
Kobe
Mmteo
t
Ci
Noel
Wilde,
Mexico
City
NrriuR
lands,
East
iMMM.'iv.
.R.
S.
O'Meara,
Batavia
New
Zbaland
CM.
Croft,
Auckland
Soirru
Ajtuca..
.
.
.
.G.R,
Stevens,
CapeTown
United
Kingdom.
Harrison
Watson,
London
J.
Forsyth
Smith,
Liverpool
Harry
A.
Scott,
Liverpool
Douglas
S.
Cole,
Bristol
Gordon
B.
Johnson,
Glasgow
Uwted
STATB.FredencHudd,NevYorkCity
Dimltr
CtmmmUl
Inttlligmct
Stnici,
C.
H.
Payne,
Ottawa
IN
NO
HUSH
2..
It
lowers
production
costs;
3
It
keeps
our
dollar
at
par.
WHAT
A
LANGUAGE
:7.
Canada
now
has
25
Trade
Commissioners'
offices
abroad.
Men
trained
in
the
Commercial
Intelligence
Service
have
headquarters
in
these
offices.
They
are
acquainted
with
the
requirements
of
the
people
in
their
territory.
They
will
conduct
preliminary
surveys
regarding
the
marketability
of
any
Canadian
product.
They
will
put
the
Canadian
exporter
into
touch
with
reliable
representatives,
or
introduce
his
travellers
to
reputable
trade
houses.
They
constantly
help
in
maintaining
business
contacts.
These
Trade
Commissioners
communicate
the
latest
trade
developments
in
their
fields
to
the
Commercial
Intelligence
Service
of
this
Department.
The
information
they
gather
is
at
the
disposal
of
every
Canadian
exporter
or
every
Canadian
interested
in
export
trade.
Write
to-day
to
the
Commercial
Intelligence
Service,
Ottawa,
about
your
products
and
your
capacity
to
participate
in
export
trade.
A
big
opportunity
may
be
yours.
,
"Tfvy
Cities
Shall
with
Commerce
Shine"
inn
ijnri
i
ivmiN
i
TRADE
AND
COMMERCE
Hon,
James
Malcolm,
Minister
F.
C.
T.
O'Hara,
Deputy
Minister
"Henry."
said
Mrs.
Clipping,
in
tearful
tones.
Dad
I
don't
believe
he
wants
to
huv
anv
sheen
reallv.
I
be-
"Well
dear?"
Hen-
replied
my
he
j
t
c0me8
after
dinner.
ry,
looking
up
from
his
paper.
"What
is
it?"
i
Mum
Why,
he
always
comes
"If
I
were
to
die
tonight,
would
Jut
before
dinner,
father!
you
marry
again?"
j
Dad
Well,
ln't
that
what
I
"Not
tonight."-Tit-BitB.
'said,
mother?
Sydney
Bulletin.
r
NATURALLY
f
t
Porler
(to
woman
arriving
on
the
run)
No
need
to
hurry,
ma'am;
the
train
ain't
due
for
20
minutes.
"I
know
that,
but
I
can't
bear
having
to
hurry
at
the
last
minute."
Pearson's
Weekly.
PAGE
FIVE
LORD
LONDONDERRY
Who
has
been
appointed
First
Commissioner
of
Works
for
Great
Lritain
to
succeed
Lord
Peel,
the
new
Secretary
of
State
for
India.
Lord
Londonderry
wfll
not
bo
in
he
British
Cabinet.
DOCTOR
JAMES
RESIGNSPOST
Resident
Mining
Engineer
to
Join
Service
of
Granby
Go.
Dr.
II.
T.'
James,
resident
min-
ing
engineer
for
the
provincial
!
government,
has
resigned
his
posi-j
Uob
to
become
engineer
for
the
(Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
l
Smelting
&
Tower
Co.
His
res
ignation
is
to
take
effect
as
soon
.
his
release
from
the
government
service
can
be
arranged.
Dr.
James
has
held
the
position
if
resident
raining
enginee
,
with
padquutters
in
Prince
Rupert,
for
about
a
couple
of
years.
He
'inn
been
an
efficient
and
popular
fficial
and
it
is
generally
gratifying
that
hi
new
duties
will
keep
m
the
most
of
the
time
in
this
('strict.
DSFENDSROAB
Q.
G.
ISLANDS
j
Magistrate
Mallory
Says
Good
,
Work
Was
Done
by
Engin-
eers
and
Workmen
I
That
the
road
connecting
Port
j
Clements
and
TJell
is
a
very
good
lone
considering
the
circumstan
ces
lthpugh
no
one
cUime
it
is
ompleted,
is
the
opinion
of
A.
R.
Mallory
J.
P.,
of
Port
Clem-nta.
who
was
here
for
a
visit
-nd
who
said
he
thought
critic-$m
apptkrirr
in
this
paper
in
he
form
of
an
interview
with
a
j
ocal
man
was
very
misleading.
Mr.
Mallory
says
people
cross
-gulr.r'y
between
Tlell
and
Port
"lera?nts
and
often
the
trucks
curry
a
ton
or
very
nearly
that
much.
The
settlers
are
particularly
pleased
with
the
work
.'one.
which,
he
suggests,
reflects
great
credit
on
the
engineers
.-.nd
others
responsible
for
il.
H
s.-.ys
H
was
never
bnilt
te
carry
heavy
loads
Such
as
the
machinery
from
the
barge
that
was
wrecked
recently.
This
machinery
couid
hot
be
hauled
over
this
road
or
over
most
roads
in
the
country.
The
road
was
built
to
serve
the
settlers
nnd
it
is
already
filling
that
purpose.
Pnubtlcss
it
would
be
completed
nnd
improved
but
th-t
would
take
time.
With
the
money
at
their
disposal
he
thought
very
good
work
had
been
done.
,
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
always
look-
j
.
ing
well
and
smartly
dresj-cdT
I
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
Gl9
.
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
Wc
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
!
We
have
fine
Fall
.and
j
Winter
Suitings'
and'
dvtr-i
coatings
on
hand.
Come
in
;
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
stylo,
all
guaranteed.
Best
materials
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
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