The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

An snthusiastic British colony unIsss ws wnIk6 up. Two hundred and nifty thoueand Amsrlcans poured from the United Sfates into Canada during last year. and. much as love our American cousins. want to. see more of our Eng fish brothers and sisters there
 ITO women willing to work 1t is no greater land of promise than the Do minion of Canada, and 1t is practically impossible to get a servant girl for love or money there. could find places for 200 girls tomorrow if we only had enough money to send them gut.
 We are also apt to forEet that Can dustries are developing every year. A friend of mine living in ! town in On- tsrio, writes imploring me to send out r68pectable needle-women who can earn six to eight dollars week. Fact ories are also willing to give em- pioyment to one hundred girls and in many cases. when the girls are not fin ocean, the manufacturers are ready to lend them the necessary money"
 The Assistant Superintendent of Ca nadian Emigration has been officially advised by the Canadian Immigration Department that the demand for labor of all kinds in Canada is greater than 1t has been for many years at this season.
 
 Using American Beef.
 The American Beef Trust Is getttns firm hold in the British meat mar kets, especially the important ones of London and Manchester, and English people are afraid that the price of beef will be forced up and the home trade injured by the gigantic operations oi the Chicago meat kings
 In the London Central Meat Mar ket, (Smithfeld,) ten large "shops'' arc now occupied by American firms, the Swift Company having four. for which it paid nearly $500, 600.
 Tn Manchester the Nelsan Morris Company has made an agreement with the municipality to import not fewer than 25,0o0 cattle every year by the ship canal to new 1airage, to De pull In the citv.s
 The railroads favor the American I trade by charging lower fates for car cases from Birkenhead (the port ol l importation) to London than from stock -raising centres. such as Birm- 1 tngham. which are half the distance from London.
 Statistics show that the number oi I imported cattle is increasing. while | the homo trade Is decreasing rapidly Eighty per cent of the Britfsn meal supply is now imported across tho Al lantic.
 Zimmerman Buys Estate. l The Duke and Duchess of Ranches, ter have deserted the ancestral homo in county Armagh. Tandergee Castle for Kylemore Castle. the huge moderr
 building on the banks of Lake Killar' ney. f l Meanwhile the old castle. where thu Dukes of Manchester have resided f9' many generations. is to be thorough, repaired and modernized by Eugene | Zimmerman, the Dukes father n-lsw | who has taken it on lease and will re | side there. The Cincinnati millionaire l will spend big sum in making Tan deragee castle and grounds. which hav' I been much neglected. an up-to-dat' country residence.
 l All the Dukes art treasurers. heir looms. and other vaiuables have beer I transferred to Kylemore castle. whict in the future will ba the principa l dusal residence. It was recent, bought by the Duchess's father, ant tbus the Duke and Mir. Zimmermai stand the unusual relation of being mutually landlord and tenant to eacl other.