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tvktr at. The t"itivers.', of Toronto.
The marriage •of M.,. Margaret
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tod'. Shaman'. uf Hallett: was
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•-•lat.r injuries, incluotiNg a painful
,k•ontiki Is•t wren the pp-. which took
• ..•kpral stitches to plapa Mrs. Barry
seventy y ears of
• The Ciolte41 church. i%iiieetletd.
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of au tuteresting wedding. the
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tenhury o of liracetielt. and Maw
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Avaalt.- uf the Palate entre. Rev. C.
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roomed. and he was one of the. oldest
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urvived loy lois wife. four dam:liters
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I '.• II
THE FARMER'S HOME MARKET
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Low Tariff Politicians belittle its importance. Are they right? What are the Facts?
ROBABLIi no part of the business of farming is less under-
appreciated than the value of the home
market to the average Canadian farmer of to -day.
First and foremost, given a Government that is sympathetic
with you, the kothe inarket is one that you can atsoldtely con-
trol, at all times, at least against the foreign farmer who would
invade it. On theaher hand, the foreign market is one that
you may be legislated out of at any moment by the- vet* of a
foreign government that has decicfed that it wants to give its
own farmers an advantage over you!
Next, the market that is best Neorth culti-ifating is always the
market that absorbs the largest part of your .producti.on. The
fellow who year after year buys more than half your crow_ is
- - worth_More to you than the fellow Who only buys 25% of it.
That's fundamental! There's -no -getting away from it!
From the figures below we prove absolutely that the home
market absorbs at the_yery least 6312', ; of the produce not
of the Mtario farmer -but of the average Canadian farmer, -
Including the wheat farmer of the West. If we were to leave the
111111.$ 4 bailey., of the' lAmoluto
bellt TWO
i11111,1, smith- .4 Winithaui. died- ea 1'11
Saturday in...ruing. Seiceialwr
restilt ad hurt.- iousniined about
;lay. all, int!, Mrs
1 4..114-y. who was no her so•rentylirst
444- hot_ Ionne at, the
;1111k. of the sivialetit atilt .1
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In. 1101141 ouksi 41.at th. nIl -.4444-44X.•4_
1.1.41e41. of the WPM 14.U1111'
1144. 1,114111.14• afterwrd. Pim
. rdwiort. to her son 0, so-khloon(e. uo•arby•
.•.,uoideltely 01%1.14404i 111 11111.
mai till 14 the doorway.
II.,r body was 1•I1ree4. awl site
•11,1 - too again. regain • ossurelousoness.
she "i- -arrived by her and
-.aka lholoo.rt. 141 III • 1101111. pia..'.
1 1 i/1 04111 4)4,14444211'!. Mrs. Ir. .f
)11.1'11. 10%11/Shill.
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A LITTLE BOOKLET
MOTHERS SHOULD HAVE
It Tells What a Nether Ought to,
Know for Baby's Sake
A., „ii '*L1"44" 1 • v 1It0111144
. that lit,r phalli. or 1111
'.set their ainf.• May be bright.
...11 by, gaml•itiatureal, rosy buy. and
4, iris; rirear ore& plette skiliiipal ha- 1
-14....pers. height waibers.
‘vrey mutter -1s 4 Wish for her lit t 14. •
!..14. in. _that-lttitry 14141.
ii,_,I.L.Alatural for little f.-lks to oho. i
- No, wise nIaliivf-ortang• owl 4*.r1
.1,4 at +so. :tar I. iti a natural state •
•- it is wed loot happy:. 311 11111111-
• All VA 40.1. 411.40. null 114. ,'k, 41.1
e-enpe all Ow iils to wthooli lathy]
.-1 :tool ,'1.41.114' .44,1 arc subject. brit
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• I.- easity_mati.-
• valuable Mite isooktei-
can- or the nittiy- 01441
-....t.ioe-;;• and sir
ccery 1 mother shutild
, a ...ally will 111. Seat To 1411y 1
t...ther •46111 reill11414 tip. Will mention
•1,1- plitorr 'Clic lit. Williams' 511.411- •
• ; , • I -Week v ille. oat
weiser: stip has 114144-11 ;
1''11 itli the 11.l1 Telophon., Co- as
-11,t111/11•• left 111,0 IIVI.fik !.1t• Sao-
• niw=terAtotoitaence. •
Mrs. John. 'Pry& family-4er/
• 1s1st-4*wiitior1reintienuotolft_slio
iota Mr. Pryole at ninols000.
• • win reside in ftiotre..
W. V. Millar left 444.4 for
Detroit to novitil o itli her
• ricsilalu,
• knurl'. olio has helm duly for a
owing to Mfr.*, will lie Oily
pulpit work ioext Sum
ok .
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ROST. T NIT
F.leerrIcht n
West St. Mine tsti
Western wheat farmer out of it, it" could be proved that over
80% of what the Ontario farmer produces is consumed by this
home market.
The reason some people have an exaggerated idea of the
portance of the export market for farm produce is that- they have.
looked at it solely from the standpoint of wheat! It is true that
we export in one form or another about 75 per cent of our entire
wheat crop. But the wheat crop. important and all as it is, re-
presents only about one- ou of k'total annual agricultural
production, and it is only when we -take into account what be-,
comes of the other three-foUrthS that we can arrive at a' true es-
timate of the value of the home market to the average Canadian
farmer!
Here is our calculation. Check up our figures from the Canada
Year Book; the official statistical publication issued by the Gov-
ernment. Subject* our &Auctions to the moat sear'ching investi-
•f e have erred at all, we have
gation atnd you will fin
under -estimated, rather than over-estimated the importance of the
farmer's home maiket. - -
TOTAL EXPORTS, FISCAL YEAR .1924, OF
including fresh iried and preserved fruits, grains, and milled products. battery products and piepared foods, vegetable oils,
tobacco, fresh and prepared vegetables. maple syrup. maple sugar and visrellancous, ton excluding rubber. atigar (other 441440 maple).
mol iiiii and confectionery as products not of Canadian agriculture! origin; 44110 excluding alcoholic bvvcragcs whose, export value is
out of all relation to the value of the agricultircl products used in their production. - . .
•
. . 91,939,305
Agricultural and Vegetable ProductsHour
Animals and Animal Products. e
including live animals, hides and skins. leather., fresh meats, cured and canned meats, milk and its productl. oils. fats, greas,s, ego,
honey and miscellaneous. but excluding fish oils, seal _and whale oils, end furs other than black and saws: tips xkins, as pr.ictuets not of
agliczature-ortou-
$394,407,246
in-luding all wool and woolens, also flax, lute and hemp prod,:cts. hut excluding binder twine. mantifaettfrer4 (af cotton and silk, mann
Grandiotal exports, all kinds of farm produce - -
Fibres, Textiles and Textile Products. _ '
facturers of mixed textiles, and certain kinds of wearing app.,r41. gs prrulucts not of Canadian agricultural nrIpn. -
2,747,573
$489,094,124
icu Rural revenue ofcanade for crop year 1923 11 giveo as $1.342.132-000. Deduct-
f 027 976 to represent what
ing the grand total exports as above of $489,094,124, leases a balance o ,
Now the gross agr
must have been consumed 'by the home market. In other. words, the export
'of our farm production. The balance, €31.' , was consumed in Canada!
TWO THIRDS OF WHAT THE CANADIAN FARMER RAISES,
Export Prices that Fail to Govern
Home Prices.
In attempts to belittle the home market,
the argument has been used over and over
-again that the prices obtainekls in the
export market always govern the prices.
obtainable in the domestic markt t.
Stiternents of that kind constitute one
of the meanest ferns of dishonesty. It
is probably true that„in_..tkei1bsence of
an affective wheat pool, the tiverpoi-St
price pretty nciiiTy- dornestir
price of' wheat. But the Liverpool price
of hay, or of potatoes, is almost negligible
rices obtainable
for those commodities in Canada.
reason for the difference is that wheat,
besides being a -commodity that can be
stored ir..lefinitely, has leen provided with
terminal facilities that enable it to be
handled at a minimum of expense, and is
carried at the lowest of all freight sat( s,
whereas transportation costs on bay and
potatoes substantially protect) the pro -
red
HSI •tariE124
'4.4.• ails loin
,oti'* Wort(. o ill 'old
• 1) 011 11))11. 1111. Whitler.
111..11) k white •10,. 1,314'y nt
thalr to, 11•ry .4'., 41114* tint 141. 411. ,ffr
1 - Monti,- IVtOr
44T'!113"t44(4' Honda sire eintoloo>. t.
1' 14 nitTti. artrathet-, ha- tour- o
•o-eol. troth Neviafit 4I, inIl 1.41 the
111 wh1.11 lila store and the
.....olokrol *tank are sintated.
•titoeislook'f.. chureli., Toronto.
44 44 Seta emls r 20, t ;Init-
.:, took 44.4431' of Alio... t'itoo.os Wee-
_ ilratkum. youiton•Ir iiancitter of
Walt:1BI I,,I 44,,' lit., wt.
too Charles S,ewstet EceSie
.1111Hi
1.44404. Itr111‘11..11..Vi
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roiltinne ryside at
Toronto.
14o4.1141. M. • ',lair. -on of Mt. And
W. M Sine Jr of Itryitteols, who
has. helm engaged ir ...tine time with
n lietroolt real estate firm, 4,..'. gime
to Miami. FloorloIa. as manage'. oof AM*
artit's Melee there.
Itrussela fair. held Isa Ptiy.
4parioliet omeres. ?Coln t • Stand.
loo" ot /eshilvito, but owing to the
tangy esti Ile attesitesee-ras ant a"
than- -fifty---failes-away... received $1.00
for thcirs. In that same year farmers
Perth Ccur ty received an average of cnly
$9.28 a tcn fot their hay, while farmers in
the adjoining County of Middlesex re-
ceived $11.05 for theirs.
Discount these illustrations as much as
you like cn the ground that differences of
quality had scmething to do with the
differences in priel, yet -do they not serve
market took only 36!
HE SELLS IN,CANADA
riot a Carradian -tariff he- a detriment ft',
to.gbalLe4c.1.1r.i'ajth in the man who would
ave cu Wit -V -6 -Mat Laver15001- prices
always guvtrn uOlnestieptattrid-Tbun-
der Bay farmers, for instance, get $19.64
o Ign farmers -and- consequently a
What a New Industry, in your Market
Town, Meant to You!
It increases the prosperity of the town, gives
work to the -offerlaioyea, isikista,the-romtstiaar--
gets the empty h .uscs rented and starts the build-
ing of new ones. The town im;ned,ately has
inore money to spend on the buttzr. and eggs, the
Aegetables, fruit, milk and grairt - your faint__
produces.
The foreign m-iiket is admitteilly tr,-Itn.p,srtant
tO our own?
for .their hay in 1923 because it was of
ality,___pr did they get it
7'1•:1'4',,t19,fret,wwtow
maftet but -after -all Is - • r? Isn't - - •
w-iit does o Lc. 1 .1S1 -1D
it made up entirely of town and tn., dweffers-
wage-earniii-who cannot ohtnifffftitrtheir own
f;,rmers ar. much food as they revire so they must
? 13 the.city d.vellcr an asset to the
ducer against surpluses only a
miles away!
Hay and Potatoes for Instance.
In 1923, for instance, farmers in Nor-
folk.Ccsunty received an average of only
811/3 ,cents a bushel for their potatoes,
what: farCountylees
because,o t e i,g
hay froth. Huron -County, cr $10.11 hay
from Larnlson CGunty? If Liverr-ol
prices governed 11:-.y in the way and for thc
same reatoris that thy do. v.'heat, Ontario.„',
farmers wculd h•ave to pay shippers .a
preMiUM.V5 take their hay away!
What's Sauce far the Goose is Sauce
Belittlers of the home ri.d.; assert that
a tariff in farm products is of no benefit
to our farmers. Is the United States tariff
on farm products cf no benefit P1.1 United
States farmers? Is it no detrithent to
Crinadiart fanners? If a foreign tariff-' is a
detriment to Canadian farmers, why shold
niers in Welland ,
Canadian armor on y
in a foreign city? 11 we persuaded him. I'y the
_offer of. a better job tb:in tiowt,.337to compand
live in Cari.2.da, would he not tie -strati arset to
our farmer than he ;s at preient
Those who ,I.:011 at the home market wOulti en -
Courage' these dwellers 14)a fercii;r1 city tt stay
where they are, thus leaving our farmers in the:
position where thav-inust lake a chance on ship-
ping their products long distances, tad then sylling
them in competition with other producers from all
(Wet' the Isn't the plan of those who
w",ild build the horne market a vastly better
one?
A higher tariff will give More work( r.*good
jobs in this country. Canadian workmen
with good 'jobs are the best customers the
the Canadian farmer wdl evertruve.
OTE CONSERVATIVE
FOR HIGHER TARIFF AND FOR LOWER TAXATION
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