Vol. I JANUARY, 1921 No. 4

Fortunate Canada!

The big war is all over but the paying. A whole "bale" of little wars,

however, have been engaging the attention of the world until recent

settlements were effected.

Famine in China. Russian chaos and Irish thunderclouds. Inoculation

against the "Bolshevik bug" in every quarter of the globe.

Fortunate Canada!

Industrial depression, unemployment and foreboding grips the United

States. Canada has had a tinge of this malady, too, during price

convulsions--but Canada is sound. Canada--especially Western Canada--is

busy, optimistic and possessed of a confidence unbounded. A happier or

more prosperous Christmas and New Year's that just past in Canada, never

has been.

For twelve months ending October, 1920, Canada's volume of trade was _up

five hundred million dollars_ over the year previous. Canada is

fortunate. To the sweet uses of Peace, she is applying herself

assiduously.

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