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Thursday. August %. 1920.
MR. ISEIGHEN AND TILS
TARIFF
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Where does Mr. illeighee sand- cm
the tariff queethm? It „la dia.-eft to
pin him down to anything definite. for
he is as elusive as the pm in the *ell
Ione. In Ontario. of t•onrse. he is i
stem protetionist and calla for higher
tariffs to -gave our induteries." In
his recent visit to the Maritime Pro -
einem he was not so alum of hhi pito-
tectIonlet footing. and in Priuee Err -
ward Island. where protection is no,
popular.
ht eritielsed the Liberals for
not putdng their low tariff principles
snor--ingly---teto effort. In British
Columbia he Ira • again a protectienist
-at least in respect to the particular
commodities witis.h are produced let
that Provinoe-and lie found biraself
In favor of the Auntralian treaty,
which has 'been of great asebatance to
British Columbia intert.ste. although
in the last Parliament the tresty with
Atestralia was the objeet of bitter at-
tack trots the Comwrvatere bench01.
la the West Nu, Meigheti asked the
seeders to consider. himself a West-
erner and to forget that the Liberals
bad ever done anything for the farm-
er,. of' the praIriee. 'Two-thirds of
, the Liberal party are ser proteetkaalet
as I axe' be declared.
Thus the Conservetire leader while
seeking mote Is ready to aceommodate
himself to the views of the people
whom he is addreeeing. but electors
who believe that the teriff burdens
resting upon the enutltry eltpuld tie
lightened as quickly as possible are
not likely to be deceived. Behind Mr.
Meighen le the high tariff wing of the /
Canadian Manufseturers' Association.
with its invistent dematid for higher
protection anti ie. Intolerant disregard!
of any inte,reet but tta mete Litera-
ture of the sort which was sown broad-
esst during the -*Aloe cainpaIgn of
192". is Apia tusking its appearance,
and tide fileteeire• dietributed In On-
tario Minis (he interest of Con-
serv:etre canditlates. denten& a radi-
cal upward reel:eon of the tenet.=
tariff. Tiii• e. a sentenci• front ene et
the leaflet- et distributed:
You Cannot Buy
Ip
TOO
in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages.
old pottier will have a clear majority.
What then?
The Coneervatives 4111111ot get along
with the Vegressiveo: the liberals
can. The eurest way to briug aeout
conditions that will menet:it:ate an:
Other eleetien at an early date is to
vete for Conservative candidatee. who
will not be able to carry on unless
they (ISTO a t•lear majority of the
Douse. The best way to settle an-
other election is to vote for Liberal
cantlidates or for Progreosites who will
cooperate wife a Liberal Governmeez.
TARIFF STABILITY
Mr. Meighen talks in one breath of
the neneseity of tarittstabiiity. and In
the next (Seinen. that hie floe act if
returned ro power will ite a eomplete
revlsion 4.1' the tariff. lir. MeIghen's
revision would be 110 441WArtl rertaion
dud hie revised tariff would be' ante
Joe to temetetteattairk as a burden up-
on the people.. The .Liberal policy is
to bring the tariff schedule,. down to
a point where the people will tolerite
them, and tide eau be d.tres WithiSH 411 -
AMP` At has hem deinon-
'grated in the came of agricultural
Implements and Initomobiles.
The Liberal policy points to tariff
stability. -The Meighen pone, points
to continued conflict between the In-
terests and the People.
EDITOR/AL NOTES
Dett't take chatter*. Are• that..your
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name in on the votees' list.
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In the midet of the eleetlon 'excite-
ment -if you could call it that -don't
forget the G.:elm-kb Indtstrial Exhi-
bition. September S. 9 anti 10.
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Sunlight is wanted by farmers and
gardeners. say, a newspaper heading.
Cheer up. men: there will he plenty
ofesunshine after September 14.
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There is so littb• unemployment in
fusion. and in the case of people
tenting into town from outside and
not aequainted with the Meal regula-
tions is as liLely to cauee act•idente as
to prevent them. Any new regula-
tions should be very carefully con-
sidered.
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An unscrupulous 'political writer for
the Conservative ealime Mateo in one of
las articles that Mr. Melghen at the
last election "bad a vast majority of "tweverted" Mr. Meighen to sweetness
19•24 anti ISM were raid forward gg
"dept. aliti tits 110.11rauee Itt given- thee`,
4he budget of next year. if the IIII
ells. are 107111 511 opperlunity to intro -
date it. will be as pleasing as those to
which Canada beetle. lic,•tigstonesi te
under Mr. Robb Niinteter of Fin- III
Agee.
_They Are Csasing Beek
'l'orouto. Aug. 2L -ffMuret an.
111000441 by the. Deporrineett of !web al
gration and tnaluniretion today show igg
that. In the fina quurter of Me &wall =
year, that be iv the months of April. 111
Ray and June. 21,tion can:WI:Ins were
recorded as tett/ening from tliat United
States after baying entered that coda', linj
try with the inteniittit itf remaining jg
there permanently. Throe uow de- ; ee
claw their Intention of permanently re
residing In Canaria. The number re- '
turning in June Was 0.0e4
,
Patesande. Meichen & Ce.
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Montreal. Aug. 21. --one of the fete I
tures of the Quebec eautpoign is drill
Crinkle Bedspreads
36 only. These bedspreads come in the
extra large double -bed size, about St) x 92 in.
Woven -in the crinkle weave. Nice weight and
very popular. Regular value is $3.75$2 69
This week and next, on sale
Sheeting
We have cut the prior* on 300 yards of this
full bleached' stheeting. Plain, heavy Rrititill
even weave. Note the width, 81 inches. EA
137C
Regular value, 90c. On sale
Butterick Patterns for September
All in stock and Delineator on sale. See
the advance styles at the pattern counter.
Towels
15 dozen white Turkish Towels. Our best
quality, heal.v, well made and finished. filise
about 22 411. Summer safe, pa i r 98c it
Silk Stockings
Alk Stocking, for women. "Meectiry"
and "Circle liar,.. all pure silk, reinforced
heels, elastir tops, in nude, light grey, gine,
gold. Moonlight, atmosphere, pongee, ei 25
peach and shit, s 1-2 tt t 10. Pair 11P1
Wool Dress Crepes
3 -to inehes wide, tine all -wool French
make, in black, navy, greys, brOwne, sus
sands. Per yard
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Patenutuitea luster e nee titat be hits Ill 111
Canadian rat*. In abort, that be ha* m W. ACHESON & SON N
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tamed the areh-enemy of the Frew•It- al
the popular vote." This is untrue. and light, probilinguelieza Mid and- a
"vent" majority -he haul_ not eves a Patenaude iret the Quebec public to •••••/110/1110111111M111 11111111-111 111111111111111 111••1111111111•••M
-Not only did Mr. Itelgtietrenotehave
istprterils81104 ihe FeeTreirlinpeittleee-10--
majority of the popular vote. The believe that the oneervative party Is
figures have been published time and ---------aude et Cie. and that he in the rennet. therefore. lw a dieelple. Wheat
Melanc" alliance' 11'- re'Preaeni"i I3st the end of this month. Mr. Patenautir
h h • s Independent of
again. dominant member of the Patenotelte he and Mr. Melanie' tour Quebec at
- •must be able to exhibit the Tory lead-
Melghen. He rennet now appear in a
The gucceets•of Gef:trutle Efts -0e in
suberdinitte poeition. To pevrt face er OM a caosure. a etinvert. a brand
swimming the'English t'itennel is said be must lead Mr. Ifeighen on a Iseele plucked from the imperial burning.
• to be due partly to the filet that Shia 18 lie 4.'141111141 (011.1{11r11 ae a "savior." lie ititeln false by a e0lnil1i4Pion ainEiated
/ fat. Fat girl-, they sey. make the
/ best swimmers. That may no1 be
t initeh of a reeommendation. for swim-
ming is not one of the major occupa-
tions of life; but cannot it be said for
the stout maiden that. In or out of the
water, she Islikely to be buopaut and
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Mr. J.11. Burnham. of Peterboro'. g
former Conservative member of Par-
lot 31r. MeIgheitea Hamilton speech. in
whleh he stated that. he would not
1 fiend troops to the Mother Countrfe
Add until a general election was held.
IProbably a good many Conservatives
hare made up their minds to express
their ilillet hut cdecided disapproval of
the- Meighen policy on electiou day.
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Writing 01 The London Advertiser on
Ieconomic. contlitione from the harmer's
• etandireint. Mr. J. H. Campbell. of
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Thetlforik says:
,
hrily
'lament. refuses to support the Con-
pervatire party in this election beeanee
-Altos- Ilir. to say in conclusion that
I studied the (410414d1441 1)? both sides in
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the lam' Parliament end dn
it of Thm
o-
as MeMIllan 1South 'Intent seemed ,
/ to Mt. I/114 of the I04,7)4 leveldteride411 I
otlY immigration Pope, worth onn, t yell( that di .110, 1,1 N.- ant triad he 11:174 teen. ren.auinated and ,
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nnything to caniola Is a tariff as hill; inz (mind In getting ent,ligh 13100 to 1 11"1.' hi' W111 1.4* isirvtds'i ity good
oral with Maekenzie King and J. C
:Peet In the Weo. Ile knows what
he farmers of this country need and
e• has the ability to tell them."
Can -
..e higher ilia a that Of the Cult ttarvo,,,,t ow wee/en, gr, ,rer. J..1. tY• Ile P11011141 be on the plat-
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And what this awaits is ilittetratel
I Mr. Meighen course nas trying t
in Koine figuree iseutel by the Pa r
o establish stah:e governmeitt In Can- I
II tariff
States.
1.4.0p 4 I 4 , oda W111111 101 formsel nett hadow
differ, frum (1s1 of the United Stetee• •
".4..liovernilitist- that Laeted less „titan •
I
erDtrom. 1.fliv ,. three daye
Canadian
1'. S.
(-teem's 14.11)• , • • t
re: to 1744”, Woolimis 24...-,•
silk ?Orb,: . 170.'-% "After:011. the big io•ue of ai. ram-
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75.-r Aftlfiehtlt tollk Fehrice • .1•113,'.• 0:1001 1. prIdITTIIIII," SAP, The Toronto
ion:- LiteP 1212'-'0
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Telegram, At any :rate- that is what
1.1 e CI 11' , e^4a• fi. •
" 221:.e• -e the Idg intereitti• of Termite 111.1, Mont-
.
5V41))1150 Hose
ft1,-. to ikAn`e . Date• 20vitit , ren14est. to -get oat of it. ,
40'4 to 7.5`,.e Carpets 5
3:1 141'i Furniture •
ie,..., The Gelerich Ilortieniturel- tereirty
Anyone who wants to pay higher •
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Tr.'', Itleakets 281'4(7e ' • . •
iv to he eougratutsted upon the flower .
pr...., _4" ...,'ienR. lin:. y.6.. hat. show field last week.- Not telly was •
minim' trs. ca;rt.. furnirr.„ nr;./ Oliwr it In ht -elf a line aehievement. but it ;
good., ehoulil vote for Cous;evative t, abul'I'l 1"" a "Intollto th -further-ewer'
among Goderich's flower.loveri,
t 1 14t11 of September i
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JitIging fr,-tu the iiiiintstr of Con-
-ere:trice hig gune" thet are being
sent inte South Iluren. the Conserve -
tire party is tnakine n desperate ef-
fort to defeat Thereat. Meitillan.
Mr. ileMiilen 1,,,ke4 wen 74 one of
the streng men .4 enerio in 111e Lib-
eral ranks, and hie defeat woulti Pre -
More a doli111..1- opponett t or
rehemes Moll Ile• farmers for the
benefit of' the .•Ity iiectests. We be-
lieve his eremite ‘1,,oroed to die-
sppointtn.-nt. iittw,ver. If the farni-
era of $touttb -1-14itso+t- clo their duty
"Andy" lilies, Mr. M••Millatfai erratic
oppeatertt. 111,1 11 1". 4•1'r bogk. by
lance mAjority.
\,anti put Jlr. eleighen and the blet
Mr. ileirrhen the Iretury tax
prott•etioniata 01 power.
‘110111.1 113 VI` Is',:: (a 14.11 „ClOthhug
rather than automole _Perhaps _we
TO AVOID- As110211;31B-
TION
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,4 "Vote for ronserVative eantlitlateti
and avoid another eleetion." is the
Consffrilltre Mogen:
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flow will thio work out?
The Conservatives have 5111(7 501)17(.4I
1110 Progrenslres-with the exception
of a few who are not likely to 'tome
hark to Ottawa -and (linnet hope W
leive their cooperation In currying on
gevernment.
On the other hnnri. the Liberals
have 'Mown that with Pregressive co-
operation they ath tarry on the -ad-
ministration anol produce such hem-
legl•lation as the Robb budget,
With its splendid reductions of tail -
on and other excellent features. .
e "bard timeo" campaign of 1926
D being repeated and cannot be
lepeetkil, anti ninny seats that went
418111411Agggt4ge in 1923 aro almost cer-
tain to elect\Liberal* Progressivee
this per. The bye -elections of the
past year were alt favorable to the
Liberalle end all the eigns point to
Liberal sueeelve on the ldtb of Septem-
ber. The Llherels ere hoping, not
without good reason to have a dela
majority a the tektite In the next Par-
liament -a Majority over both Con-
servatives sad Progressive& It Is
possible, hogrowar. that neither of the
Our Imports of Agricultural ,
Products from United States
By R I. DEACHMAN
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(Note:: Tile is a copy of letter sent
in snswer to a fitit.,allt.in sent in from
the ceastituency of Dr. Edwards.
Read (t.) •
You 'mete that Dr. Edward... the
member for Frontenac„ in his nomina-
tien sweet'. on Sat.urday, told theaudi-
elm. that the United States oelle to
Canada $31.11n0,000 more each year of
farm products than Canada sells to
the United States. The statement fa
quite true. There hi no reason why it
should not be true. The Canadian
people Etre an intellioded people; they
buy where they can buy cheapest./
when they are not reetricted by
tariffe. We purchased law. year arti-
cles classified me foods to the extent
af $4t4.13S.9.13. We bought from the
Unite! States became we c mid get
them there -he -the hest !deem -nee.
haven't the leaet doubt that Dr. Ed-
wards would prefer to buy tenants
if h ente4
ro
them. Inetead of sending to Bolivia for
them. and bananas is one of tile agri-
cultural products that we import- from
the Unittei Mateo. In large quantitiee.
Now. let ut. examine Weer imports
with semp"care. I take the year end -
'ins March 31, 1925. because Dr. Ed-
wards took that year. In the rimiest
year 1920 the balance of lumens from
the United States wto. ten 07111(7)01
, hew then. in the previone year. In or
der that there May. he nit mletake In
the remparieons. lot tas take 1925.
'Among the agriculturn1 produces Int-
isti.ortredwefrom the United States in that
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te the
(011,errninspernoresivirn I t
Grapes $4.714016..rn11;1
11018.003
732.878
Bananas
Pineapplee 8.190.414
Dates (dried) tii..1:7,3:921.."ser.r331.;27,1
Currants (dried)
Figs (dried)
RaleIns 1.04073..792302
Prunes
Other Irtee Ina 2.s45.649
_ mr. Robb w Corslutnrvonnevanseeed leopponte 26.51..sfit4235
22.872
11714 even Mr. Robb (enact -do 'e'en'
newt at on.-'. With 11 few tuore yepra
of Liberal Gerertenent these fipeclal
nixie will be taken off altogether.
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London Advertiser: Experts esti-
mate that Canadian. have been eared
$26.1.41.1100 by the RAI) budget of this
yeae. No wonder all the ConserratIve
taladidatea who were In the last Home
are trying to run away from the re -
verde., wbkh show that they voted
ngainst It.
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.The latest 'additions 101fliMeiglien
Cabinet are Meesre Fauteux and
Plaque:. who were sworn in thin weet.
1)r. Paqat, like Mr. Patenande, nb
pro. to Canadian pattielpation in the
Empire's wars. antl-again like Mr.
Patenaude-Will ao doubt claim (bit
Reirben hag been converted to Ms
viewa
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The town council ts 7001 ilia in re•
0074 ielth pdhlte opinion In the pro-
posed adoption of further pee -talons
for the regulation of /11 144.1 tra •.
The preventim of ancidents la of
rearm the era ennsideration : hut
It would be well to mike 110 111011
7041711t1047, as few and as simple so
will meet this requirement. A
multiplicity ef rake leads to con -
anted
make no difference whatever. exoept
as a matter of 010041Vell 1•41.4I in cer-
tain lines of trade. For inetaute. we
import a tertain amount of deur. It
Is importtel largely for bitemit Intent-
faeturers. It makes • lietter biscuit
than the hard wheat of Wretera (*an
ads. So We export our own product
and import n_zertgan_quantity of eat
Wheat tient for a specific purpose. The
balance of the importation of sericite
tural anti vegetable produces from the
(*nitre renew eteteiete largely of vege-
iithle• and. fruits imported In the win-
ter When they are dIMenit to obtain in
this emmiry, and much lower In :trice
In the United Mates. It frequently
luappene too. that WP import in one
A SAVAGE PERSECt TION. SAlS Euler. en-samober Ter North Wan
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k& ELLER et nominative teeing 111 Waver -
"On the 1110114M 170140 11111 I. Mo. •11 '
other members. was etitirele it, fsvor Nee. Neely -eve -me (1109e cep
of cleaning up the'whole mese. but de- rrg
dined to rote for the purely stades' Oierk--41 fresh as your cheeks loode
amendment of Mt. Atevens. intended meow
to, drive Hon. George Boirin out of Km Newlywed -I'll take two
001.11e lit* a Tillnleter who bad jam dom.
irbrnienresy.a°fikindi:t;yirb11100ftr"nwilert!rertwheoftlritrieghiv.nrirwan.in:141.4":6111.-". 'He (11.8120711814#11)-4 wish 1 had COvrivy
jrcted to the rivet eaves*. persecution enemas *.et minis*
for many menthe. and whoa. dean." 1, gee (sol..17).,-Wilid would you do
et • public Ilfe of Canada. . -
few days ago IP 1-4•77 Er1711t. ken 44,44.b.r miuggtio„.amumboulle.
: "1 *hall net deal with the euetoms
I10411011 I4 the country. from the
1-nIted States, and export to that
t..eintry from another neetion. rim
inetance. In 1i128 we exported over five
million dell/its' wore" of potattwe to
the rnittel States., and imported $4A1 -
MO worth
Intelent the entcnient of Dr. Fe,
wards look pretty trivial %then you
being It dower to • late analye1)4-e41er
(tint is not all. He I quothig only- az-
riculturil -and repeal& Kobel*. If
he rook in anInuale and anim pr.,
duree. he would find that the move-
ment is the other way. Our hwert
of outlast.4 anti animal produeta ?r -on
the United gtatP, in the yt-er ending -
Martel 31 1925, totst7e4 12se5eie.214.
Our exports In Ito, same year to he
I•nited States amounted to $57.A33.0001,
The following Near thi* was up al -
motet six million: our total export.' for
the year ending Mareh 31. 1924, to the.
United Settee of animals' and animal
prodatets amounted to Snarird).(ta• sad
thts is n grieving market. If we are
not out to kill 11 hr adopting ab -
.1117(117 high proteetionlet polley in
!Canarea. Slowly felt imrely the levet
againet extreme proteetion P. growing
In the Uniterl States. It ie no idle
guess tn gay that In fire or ten mini
the United 9tates win he nno of eur
greattest markets for agricultural pro -1
de. tte-The treed-of-kineriesn-eennre
mle thought Is going in that direction. '
1? WO ere rot en ettepid ne to tie our-
selves down to extreme protection in
this country. their doors ore certain to
"firifo. Thal *111 tio-991RliF4 t14•
)(len Are for Canada; it wIll give ns
a breeder and wirer market titan we
hive ever had before.
Olaging Orden
chances today ether than to my that Mr.. thever--The cioek has "sep-
tum.' of them a ere jug as nntrue as 'pet. Walter. Didn't you wind it?
111.- cowerdly eharge againet Mr. La• Grocet--No. Harsh. The doctor
width has teen declared shoo- , warned se not to take any vloleot
Ir Mr. Afe12dien himself "-W. P everelee.
(ADVERTISEMENT,
1 A DVERTISEMIONV 1
so
A Vote for MacEwan Is
Vote for Meighen and
Stable r4overnment
The best ex-PreraiC-r King and his lieutenants hope for in the
coming election is anoiber stalemate. They feel it ID their bones
that they cannot win. 1?
they could only make itipt-
pm(ible for government 10
be carried on, what a tri-
umph that would be for the
King ambition to Aule or
ruin!
But the people of Canada
have had a sufficiently chas-
tening experienee of Mr.
King's nifilign influence in
their affairs to swanip that
influence in the next Parli-
ament. They know that the
'wield ion of the country lies
in their making a sure job
of his overwhelmink defeat.
Il(8w sick the people had
become of King misrule is
shown hv the figures of the
general election held in Oc-
tober )ast . Consider those
figures. Tlie votes polled fo
, the Cones! ive,. Liberal,
Progredsive
didates in the eneral elec-
tion of 1921 and in thc gen-
ral election of 1925 are, reapectively/ of the following totals;
- Parties• .auga 70.5
C,oneervative ............-... .945,871
Liberal 1,287,941 1,211(,9112
709,829 286,410
181,652 101 686
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- 31172.V-
3,124,893
Letegets- header f matalY
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It is earnesose, be hoped that Ron.
1. Jaime A. Refer will be the roan who
eel introdnee Canada's 11,17 budget.
reasn:Ode to nicotine that the
:treat tunier'es caned:are %toted W.
finitely prefer '111)( it be he tether IN*
That delicious
flavor of fresh
mint gives a new
thrill to every bite.
Wrigley's is good
and good focyon.
kr, .0 0.m 5
mow. Ire.4111•••••
lime -
Nuts not grown in Can,
nda 1,410.757
Sweet potatoen 40.038
'Indian corn for 41stiller--
1ton 794,801
177,11.411 men foe feeding
purpose.. 5.1714.7)47
ltiee fnneleenell
Wee (ripened)
Cornmeal
Sago
Psi...sneer bread,
Vegetable oil,
Sugar and its products 5,020611a
cocoa been* 317,445
Coma butter 320.974
Net* illihte 10.400
Corot' 1in •hloekn
cloenti powdered 41.108
ittwort premien t ion% 14,0111
roffee sad chieory • 313.405
Spleen 520,524
'Pm 290116
Yeast 440,088
dtkild
400.029
169.3A0
229.A14
Z1.43.1
120.041
170.421
D3LI20.021
Now. I think tlf/ OOP will Arnim thet
the Items mentioned In any way earn -
trete with the produce.' ef (4115411111
NM!, Tf you inahtract this item from
the total imports you wilt SPA that Wl•
get donut ter an Importetion something
like 414.000 000. anti what le Owe rem -
posed, of! Here are It few items:
$513.1102
ft7.278
7.835
528102
Ostia
‘e Pees
'<Menem
Wheat dour
So ftr &fathoms Ism^ 170 enneerned,
Ift *re heavy esporteft of the some
perelnets. If we prohibited their ine
'smarms tato Ulla cottntry, it would
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ere,
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-And it Is essential that we ehottld ;
Woethat prospect with
etre.' 14boner or later the agrirukure:
of Itrisnia will revive; Ruseia has •
sultieient productive capacity, if put
04 work. to supply the European mar- ,
ket Osnadest hope for the inane.;
ties In the extension of other market/ I
and eepeteally in gaining seven to the e
ever-growing market of the United, ,
have be74:1)9(4en lipid enougb. ia the ti
Spalarittert.to throw nway opportunities for
Ileveloping flee nuirket. Are we glint ,
10 rPfleaL tilt` WIMP performanee to- I
day? No police of deliberate suicide
could be worse for tido country at the
prenent time than a polley of high
protection. It would be sippidity pet- I
*Mined. It would be n course that
WO ,r011111 11,70 rearree-and regret
through years of paln and euffering.;
It mnet he (might with the utmont
svoalgora. byw.eeivenrynnrrifilifitn-r.thilorbokingortrennello-
polleleo of Arthur Mee:lieu-that way,
ruin nee. We meet reon,ler mnrkette
not greater reetrietion. We need to
extend our trade raptly beyonfill 1470.1
hounda of today. and not restrict it by ,
shoneity high artificial hart -Jere Oan.;
ads hag a tremendous ter capita trade. I
W. are nut in the tweed tleee of the I
merkete We are drone hu
n on a main *tern anti only Tory.
tam In two dotage could lallatest thet
PPP (440000 (Mr main doors of bunnies*
and open up a *op In the back alley.
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H. J. A. SillatrEWAN.
Mayor of boderieb. Conservative Calf -
Mate in North Huron.
l'rogressite
Other Parties
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These figures show:
1. -That the total votes
polled in the DOntiniqli in
the two eleetione were ape,
proximately the same.
2.-ThAt the Conserva-
tive gain was the enormous
one of 538,647 votes, an
erea-e of nearly fit per rent.
over file Conservative vote
in 1921:
3. -TM tiheral vote was
41.3 per cent. of tlo• total
in 11121 and 40.9 per cent.
of the total in 1921, a de-
er:.ive4
parties showed a great de-
. total:vote mut
nfor Progress n other
crease, totalling 5413,136.
5. -Nearly all thasvotes
loilt by Pmgressivet a n d
ot her pa rt ies were gained by
t he Conservatives •
at mom. Willsags"
albaisr.
The slump is going on, end the Meighen Adrnini-Lt rnt inn
be firmly entrenched in power
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