TABLE 126.—~NUMBERS AND PERCENTAGES OF EMPLOYED MALES SND ares on SPECIFIED NATIVITY GROUPS IN PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS
, 1921.

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Occupations

Birthplaces
Canada | British Isles Br. Possessions ! United States
Male | Female Male | Female! Male | Female Male 1Female
762,488] 361,171] 164,764] 85,258
720,948] 12,862! 111 105] 1,862
40-91 3.50 23.911 2.18
52,566 511 3,126 2
2.98 -0 -67
24,191 162 10,807,
1-37 he 933
255,902" 77,530 94,870
14-52, 21-47] 20-41
22,043 5,807) 6,260
1.25 1-67 1.25
58,250 2 87." 32 65"!
3:30 8% 7-0
21,0060 12,7820 7 ape
1-10 11.85) 1-£0f
3,016 8,644] goo
1-31 239° 1.81
34,483 7,178] 16,804
4-79 1-990 3-62
"15,731 1870 15,676
6-57 RE
40,431 50,87
7-97 16-0
63,764, 46,32
9-2¢ 9-97
59,76 12,965
<3 2:79
51,44" 15,439
2.9, 3.32
*2,512} 10,105
1.84 2.17
74, "0,85"
9-90 5-25
633 9,635
0-79" 2:07)
© 47 16,534
“97 3.5¢
17,012
3.66

Total

Male |

Female

Europe |
Male | Female
21,663! 245,074) 17,476]
1,078] 108,771 2,021]
108) 434) Tie

Asia
Male | Female
8.016 600
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10; 41
1.60]
8-36
BT
9-92
1,°8
18°20
791
1-84
13°
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Other Countries
Male | Female

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CANADA................ No.l 3.173, 160) 2,683,019
Agriculture................No.] 1,041,618] .,023,706
Pe. 32-82 38-16
Logging, Fishing and Trapping....................
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P-Mining
 and Quarrying......~
Manufactures..............
(1) Animal Products. ....
(2) Iron and Steel........
(3) Textiles..............
(4) Vegetable Products. .
(5) Wood and Paper......
Construction. ..............
Transportation.............
Trade onnes svesnnns ins wer
(1) Retail Merchants....."
{2) Salesmen and women,
Pinance....................
Service. .........o.ouuu.i,
(1) Custom Repair...... J
2) Domesticand Persona,
(3) Professional.......... J
Pe

490, 159

18,130! 3,713"
1,724 50,
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595 1
3-28 07,
1,593 3
8:79 -05
1.521 628
24-94] 16-91
284 ?
1-57, .-2,067

11-37
2 187
1-53] 1.03
2,036 225
2:39] 1-24
2,218] 1,124
2-60 6: 20f
115] 2,197
-13] 11-73
1,434] 9158
5.20] 11.0
1,729] 15s
13-76]  8*
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¢ 04] 2.4
bead 440
Te 2-50
1,4 544
48.6 4-03
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8,698 876 -
10-20 4.82 12.9

17,912
3.65

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69,107
2-18
51,063
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520,27;
16-37,
10,007
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10,57
3.4
86, 261
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17,480
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4-06'
185,202"
5.84
27,410!
7-80
310,439
9.78
100,522
3.17
10,266
3.47
61,301
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147,073
17-24
13,782
1-54
214,552
6-76
181,391
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59,049
2-57
50,865
1-90
114,943
15-47
32,864
1-22
106, 648
3-97
38,841
1-4
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118,¢
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