with Australia ress Our Own Commronsnnt Montreal, Oct, 3. The end of the summer season fuds business conditions throughout this country more buoyant than for some years past. Indeed, it Is expected' that the year will be the best In most Unes singe 1990. There. was practlcally no lull of activity such as is expected in midsummer, and pre-Parations are now being made for Christmas buying on a large scale Bat will affect every. branch of While crops in the prairie provinces were disappointing, "particularly in some sections that have been dried. Out now for eight successive. years, the whole of- Eastern Canada was much more. fortunate. In Qudbeo practically all produce {s-plentiful {nd rising prices will greatly improve the position of the farmer. This, in turn, will enable him to put. more money' into. circulation, "and. so. the manufacturer's market will be broadened. Considerable thought is being riven by. the Government to the needs of the drought-Stricken regions and, it is expected, that many carloads of vegetables will bbe shipped west from Quebec and the sections of Ontario that did not: suffer seriously from the excessive Manufacturing has been generally active for some months, and most factories have sizable orders ahead of them. "Textile mills have been Working to capacity, and there' was ile talk in Feeent months of foreign competition. The steel industry has also been very busy, due in part to the increase of construction and repale work; in fack In this branch turers turned out, for the first time, nearly a car a minute. Where purchasers had trouble, with them, it would be fairly safe to advise the Montessori method for parents of a refractory child—to begin by examin-Ing themselves for their own short comings,
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