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Of 4al f�Z-gpou i 4 , `�il,,��'f ,; - � 0 . * I ingmla�ijc�,�1,,.T,"� is �, '. - - ." , . 11 � " " t, , 4, c, and I , ,� , ,4, ", -� '�'.'�C;"'�f'�,'�,�L�;",',�.F"t',Il��: ' good�' , I .. � - ... ,V-',;. .."J'- , I " .,�..��p , - I , . � .. , ,( , I a Toronto on July. 19th via the cialtural' im I ' ' ' 2,324,073 as ' h � .1119,�,� �,,, "S . � 17 , I P e .4 i3ruple it I 11.111 - 11 V9 I ; ... A I cialsig, , � A � vk&, � .: � - 7�g', - 1; . 'thl , M� , , I ,Noll Entire expor�t. qT, A=Ieuh - - , . -a �",r,�A` I , � . �, "I I `��,� ;,.10V,� , - � ,.,v � A '� X A X410 PAC fie RAilway. StQps. ,V ovous waste , ,,,,I , r , !v§,a ,��"Vqis �� p , �� , it. , . , ,4,1 , �� in is W � , k4r We k "� , , nd F,iott � � I . Joint* -4,04-, mus9leb-00's 'W Upon W, � , , 4�-,, �, i , " . - 4'1 �- 'W� - ., - , , " mp 0, � �- � �,�� . ". nade at Port Arthur a ments-- th"p, . ; . % M 4 MAP , 411., 115, zRT �, � Wwklliam, which together form Can- 12 mos. ended'Fek, 1924.4 9,028,506 ,secret -of Rltou as' ,TI. , 1 49ft , 00 I � '' �� llpp,�O#,,�-� �, ,,I , '�1,,' �, I , . � in the land, If �,", L gl 4 , 1 ,-, - , �1,1'13�,, .. 1. 4§9%,"',�*4 -,�,,' - '" , -V , , " " As " . ON 4 �"-,- , 111MIT'r ---9 1� I - , �.", ,�, I , , " , I � -, - ", I., I of""w , -1 , ; ,r take -71 " 7M. " �, I ey pay fog,�,Z 1, 'nr, W-4 greatest grain port; Winnipeg 1,2 mos. endvdkA,6b�, X925- 1%073,896., But.i�0,41pit,'A§ ,y I .'' , . , k. ,ou.to `� wolp succe , , . , , 00"Ill."!" , � , , ,", , 4 W 10"', 4 " I �-.�:,,,�� "' Zlix" �t� ,i -4,4, A, r -,A,4i�- k Ag 11 . ; , . . 4,4,40nd� ". lm4, ,.R, , , . I I , �. wm' '�,`�'�,�" I "urdpeg, Canada's Two years' experience has shown good, druggist.- -,And,. get, a bottle .1 � I ,� 111, � ' .� , A�� , 41111MI.i"o . . . .. . �,4, ,,-, rd iKb ,,,, �� #Oh, the popular summer resort for 12 mos. eilided Feb�,"1026.. 13,616,407 wo for it; to'C�Aberhart or au*�.,T% on v/h 11� %� AM"A -1 � �� - � 1111' - , V, . 4 ,*,�,q iL' 11 . I U, , ,,%V �Vfq 1,,, :, - I ,,, AX411 .". I WIluuspegers; Wk of 6" - 0,�,C,o "', It k 4 as this ftbt,- preppq,,;� . - 11 .- �,�!"'�--,�,'i ""4� ,.�p,�,-, - � I . 'bird largest city; Indian Head,, the that the Government by. reduction in Xheum4-to4A,y;J'f it do ' do. ' 4 � 1- . � - I I I . . " � .., . I ,t � � - QSU V 48 wq� � rongly . � I C�' ,, I �-";�' . , g . -1111, I 1.111 11!'P�4111" money back �1. , " . ?"C �l ... LL'- �1111 ... I A �" � "I � I .. I I : t., .�� I ; , - , q, , I �,-�!:-��,,�-,�� , - -chief tree distributing centm of the the duties, did not harm�to the trade promise got ,Y",r . 'At- '-,� ; ar 29, 1920 In L644o - M. , "4j" . , I � " '�',`��\ . I - , ut great benefit to the farming coin- *111 be the - ,._ . T in :, I � ! � .1 ,�.',-',';� ,I 'k. �1. I 9,r,.,�, "� . � .11 �1. , � ,i�' Federal F4restry Branch; Regina, the � ro waiting for you. . 1: r hours where three 4-M,A-F,V-9101� I I " �'. � �� I is 1 -V`,rf,, �- ,� � " I I . i , 1�:, I , " ,� ., j,fy� . - " p capital of Saskatchewan; Calgary, munity in the reduction in price of I . . . . . -. ., ". ", `-,"i" , , �11. �111,111 � . 11. " �. .V1110N, 11""nq "T10 11� , , - . , WYPIIIW�, ,X m,4".i,,�� , A ,6-"�,, 4 � � - , , ", ,�, ...." �, ,W, V. " , 1, i '' , " - .,r late Meighen Governmeuv-r, " -U�1.,k � , 11 -� �! i I I ., ,-- � -, !,� . I - � . 1. -"10 , `4 '-�;� . I . Alba,rta!s largest city; Banff, the agriculturar implements and ma- I I ". ,.,�, �YA.&L ...... sters o . I wn,;* I , . � , , 'R �" " 3 , �, , �J, -;R , world-famous mountain resort; by chinery. �Iith' . e. IT 4, w,:�- K'N'01A. 1"M-004", .1 � , I ,4 V, t ! I - � ,., . ,. . I-.., .-h. I 0, 1�. �,, , I �,� .LLLLL �� A,70?1�11 "I � � T � ,,% I . ; 11 - 1� 4 1 ,0.p � . i. -". s,i ; �,servants of the PeO , swoo, -1 - � ,�� I ioutomobile for 104 miles over the And so it will be in the ,automobile ties upon farm products is sim ly a 41 � 11 19, �0., :�,:,,,,"',,':,;`. '.r�," ,- . -nd vAt: ,P 11 , W, -1 I, � :, "; , ".L., I-_ 1�1�1 1�1, ,,�,, 1 �, -:,*�� mu , I ',�,,W,��,!',(,'�, ' � �V)l,;.,� 1,11,1 , ... r :,�'. '6 , mr,", - -OUR4 V , i ' ,� I �,, "i1plu �� -This qbAirrl' '13, Im.pAQ or -44# Me F,,,, ow"�t�., ` I -t p '' , 9 , 1:11, .0 I PM 's. Al J;� r P ,N- � ' $35,, but' gqrlblg�',P,� " lr�, , Ap', I )y all the peo, a , ,.� Bariff-Windermere Highway, the most industry. Henry Ford says he can blind, and increased duties on' fruit TROV.%pthey sa L !.F .1 I.. , N,�, On -- '- - - - , , S �;� lfl, � � '. 11 . I . � - -�'111 , "atetiRl. =446 to', Ali,, drdm, - 1"M , . '.1- W I 00 # - I. - I 1. t �,��1�1� - - , , .." -, " I 0401ine All* N 'I A 11, "" 1�1 " 1"N 4:- ' ' ' haj�,4 ". ; " VA, * � � , t, fairly. couriing . I at t, s.4, I � . � g spectacular drive in Canada; through manufacture cheaper in Canada than and vegetables simply a lure, to coirt� .4,11 � �,%j , . y,, - " � 4, 9 tr% llp - evi gppe of men representing, . one co is of'G �!. 'N. OR �141,.�,- fioirk in � - I , - 11 1-1 ,, -- ro ., ,b � ''', .1 .1. . nt, Ca, � I ,,,, I P`.- ,1 �W�e- " - ae- "! ". 1, I , � Canadian farr Z ., cturing concern after'anGther, . 4'. -1 If, h IPA; 9��P�t .',�:,�"VerijWc And'Pu tr -I I Kootenay Lake to Nelson, the coin- ill the United States, and that we mit the ner to sky high, .��64,14 r -�041 , r"', , - ", 44 , Va Saddle -W ,O.i I I , - ':,,-,�. -,� -#. ,,� " -, . . , I , I rade in the auto protection in favor of another - - It' ,,� .. I I 91. W 111.� ,'- " ,�-�,:tiow,',O,VIRA Vgluis� A, is "A Va 17 ". - , mericial centre of Southern British should have free t class. as -�i, ',' I-- forward pleading for 4'Vz I b. All- 4 . lie, ,W 4# i, ,S , . "., -i�',� 1, 1: 1. 14A,�.,* I -1 q "'.14, ...6911'. , ", , 1� I I e* . " ; _'n , , t, W , . ." ,�l Columbia�-then through the Doukho- business. The auto a xd' Saddle � WAT1114W., Ridlht� I �� ,�,�. ;�, �., ''Tw M , I - � .. , , i �,.' - ind ,,�,vyey ion ,, ,�b, . . V 11 , �- ;, . � . , �* � �V -� F0 t� ��,' , .1 , - �,ry 1"? , , - " k;,Vol� , " , I'll, 0 industry has Those early Iveget4bles which come W , " upon the goods they vith lines, and bit. ry T 'th , , " , , . ." A ; and, ,very Irin , 4$ � � � P Milita . . W �:, TIP , - I .. � -�, , ' - qt�mjnr, � I nw-. ,; � I , , I ', I ..... 1.1, �, bor co;i�6� to Penticton; along love- gone �he limit in charging the Can- into this country now, do so under a . -.11 , .1 � ., - 0%, 'r-.J�)� 1, I Pro" J,red, and for what� Purposes? Rop�. The whole outfit,co' - I " o ,- I J-) I � � - (919C-0� t Attac eo."e011ut �, Ze - .13 � 11 mp etw,fo.r --� . , ' " , I . I - VAI! - .., ; "� � , . . I 1��, � � ly Okanagan Lake, and to Vancouver, adian people all the trade would 30 per cent. duty. Is that not hi - 1 )" " �: . �, j Xpc� - .." I J � , . . I ; , , 41� 11 . 4�9 gh Sh , 7 � , C: -1 � ." ; ,;�,:: .... iz I I I , , up to enable those manufActur- . " � 11 1� I'll �%, . . ,. 11.'� . � ..---',. , ,-- � ,� ,� I �'Ilf I ,.. " � I 'It thence by steamer to Victoria. stand, and all and more then the enough? In my opinion it is far too ei � '. I —, - . ''! 4, , , � � - .. 11 ��:. �, a .M �L-* I I ��,-., . 9) � . "..,, ..�,,'., put their hands a littl deep�x . . . I I I � � .,- , -1 -t ��, .- " , , I 1, 1.11 7 � " I 01 Returning, the trip will be by the aniount of the duty of like cars as high. Those early vegetables only i, � . . � . . . . ., 1"n - 'I Z,� V, ��11 ,��, I � , I , I INSTRUCTION,$- TO - It '� ;%,,� , , I' � " -- . I SH GOVERNMENT, � - cific, 'K �- 3,"" -P . At', � � � . p,440e pockets of the peo�le, and BRITI I "t, , I OUR ' I AM -"A4 .1 , 4 main they sell in the United States. - tii , ", .,�. � IGUSTO S , - -1 . )WIT11519 Jx,', ft,�r', i I "f I , I I , I Brie of the Canadian Pa cotne in in:large quantity at a sea Q om them more than.theyought I - - . , � �,,,, 11" I 11 through the gveat canyons of the Take the Ford Company -in 1925 son when they are liat placed upon to�4'y' for the goods they must buy. ' - I . . � .11" - . ." MN." ,� 1, � 1, 4 � I ., - - .1 I. ,.� I ,.. -J- . � �, . ..AI I .?, "".. � , , ,g � � Fraser and Thompson Rivers, and it exported 47 per cent. of its entire the market by our truck farmers, and ' , These British Ye0*aukj Bridles - y postal 'note, money- . Theise sox, are ,lifia e o e PUN'.' � . 11 9*0 � %`4t _ 'a f tb� �:` `, . ,,, - Sir is undoubtedly what high Remit'b through the Selkirks, and Rockies, af- sales, and sold in Canada 53 per cent iri any case, a true national Govern- .." �`, 1--i . ' are sli I , W1 I - � � . on does, and assuredly what ghtly used, but th(ky'are in' order, express �order, or'- baa ,.est wool, ex4poly-ii'stuppliedto, , . 'I , I . I , � - splendid condition, and at this price - draft. - . I t L, the� - ,?,, .Niw * � 15 Cheques if not marked British- Govorfii& fording scenery such as can be found of its entire sale . Xhis shows that ment, a Government worthy of the '- ' d will be allowed to do are dirt cheap.. C' IlAq * mf ;, . . I I ;�pro ucers 9 11 I * arid' a I A" 0 - now -here else on earth; Lake Louise, they are comp�ting'very successfully name, cannot and should not.look at . f 1,' , , Orup with, .bit can not be accepted., I . pric � I . vil , - this " "' � � L � ever al, . e are, away, @6w ev ' WhO, " ' I . � 1, -5 .. go . � I 1. .- "' I - 'd to take their places , � .1 V, "I' If �, . resent Tory party are and reins Reference: Ca adlan,Bank of - sale cost. , I . the Pearl of the Rockies, the most in the open marke% of the world, and matters from a parochial point of lQ.., upon the . - I , � - " I - thereforej shouT(Peam - be able to do view. It ought to be inspired bY a T"'.' es of the Government Each, oniy ..... ,11 A , � Commerce. Iii.... . . -4 Per pair, 1. -� 90 perfectZern of scenery on the woiAd .*Iy . I - . I only - -I'. 11 .",;,. I./ I'll, �� e' so at home. They h4e been making national outlook, and realize that the qiwcountry. . . . .. "I. " ,-- .. I � . 1. 1-1- .1 .q: 1. ......... 11 , .1 � . another day at Banff, Vdmoriton, th 1 . 1� � - !,� . � - -- �. "I CapiW of Alberta, Saskatoon, the enormous profits in the prices they interests of the -consumer as -well as "',A- . .. I . 0 - ,� . .- � �'Pl' ', this reason I have Said, an(f. I THESE SUPE-R-qUALiTY'�7" h �, �, , , �.' 1. � I " 1 . , I ,t, I I SOIITjt-. AFRICAN' , - I.. ' - . . I .. I I . I were charging. While the duty was the producer, is worthy of full eon- -,V , - " ., —4 city of optimism; Devils Gap Camp, I , "� I ��- , ' �, -1N4, TRENCH' C.OAt ' , on the Lake of the Woods, near Ken- 35 per cent. on American cars, the sideration. In all sqch sectional �rj� �-�,�Y't.'� that the ,f V,19LD -8QOT,S ARE 'i 1q I � ) �', M -SH OFFIC , , .� � � I - - ,-,..�iepeat, trugglixig I I lk& , # ,F . Ei�l gr r .1, 1. . , . I . 1. . . . I W ' h producers of Canada will be OUTDOOR '!�-FA-A. . " - /, , '�'in. - � 11 I ; ". � � . . ora, thence to Fort William, where price was from 38, to 41 per cent matters the interest of the greatbody ,1.3 ,.,t . 1, �� -.. - I 1w ,,, I . ,�, � _ � -one o !3 �., .. - 1. 40to fully a ,. � IS is, the famous British..fteeris* Trench" Coat .. . I '... I I � r - I f the fine Canadian Pacific above the American prices. The Hon. of thepeople should be the parainount ppreciate the go9d ser- I bon't confuse these South African, Fiejd -%ots �- . .14 " ich this parliament has rend- � - .. -, � in a fal A,04hardine, wai� � f' - " I , I . steamers will be used across Lakes member from Fort William bestows consideration. with the imitations that are fl � � ;r . " .1 I rpz.60 ed'by a spe,elal " - ere; �' ooding il�emarket. - '� '. �FXID - �nfts IS -A Y' - ' i h � I . Superior and Huronto Port Mcmeo% his compassion on the auto Indus- Therefore, I say again, .k k thus preserving this Govern- I ' . , , - . ,g..� , , paixlel-17,qe� � 14ru ., 1 A/ I .. the farmers ,. j,. , ,FM X.". - , � . . " - pa- I Xig, Whig ca*.11 . I ' ' ' � . er-qu . " , . , " , I - . \1� . � . I . . 'Q men in power at this particular time, to -day. Thime are sup ality, made at the . � I" �_- dt tU, - de*ehed, --togitliert. -,�Vith A geri"uin,6 11 I then rail ,to Toronto, where the trip try. He would be better to bestow as a class Should Walize that doubling I famous "Uniform" -bra I ,.in I .�,. 8 " nd factory at' Liverpool , An 1. -J. � 4 1 coun . . . . I . -,:� 1 I . will terminate. it to some better purpose. There is those tariff duties on agricultural I honourable .gentlemen , England,. and absolutely 9"raliteed under au'r' - 1� - oilskin AtAng and 4 O'beck .intie ,.is �. ,. 'W1 � oppiisi are justly entitled to wh I - -1 �, � I" Ue , - ,,,, " u .� - �.":,� .. , 11 Eve—r7thing is included in the price no doubt the auto industry will go products which in the main 40 him - at- money-backpolicy. Made of Chrome,tanned'lea- Aerful 112�one boat. , .1 I I , , I th�ree '' '. , � I . . . � � - I I 1 ,7, � 11 11�.- of $330-00, from Toronto; transporta- or. as usual. They will sell more cars no good, will 'he used as a justifica- eV,eV.-. rti on of the credit Is Aue them. ther ,with two single solid batt, soles ' ' . 0 , .. . I - , you place me in ,a � position - I double - , Wear. - - Owing to our; ' 6� �. ��' , � � tiozi, sleeping cars, accommodation at the lower price, and the increased tion for doubling the tariff on manu- waterproof fill -ling between upper arid first sol�i, I �. I � 1wh '' I can take just a little toll fiok4 . � � Wh I , price is away below market gi e. ., . w c wi I be effective I .4�bl,e . ta*� 6heftsAt ., , in hotels, and bungalow camps, meals trade will denrand more workmen all factured goods, hi h I 9' ,qvery , , TJ�ather toe,wcap. C-alf skin ,lined through- . -� ". I r - in diners, hotels and on steamers and along the line, with the result that in raising the price of these Oods to individual in a communi �1 �� 11 I most. sensational i�ot value mewisurement. . . . , will- rapidly become wealthy, b I U 45 . - ,Eapb, only .... . 1116.501, sight-seeing toura ait'points visited. trade and industry will grow and de- himself and the general consumer of will take all the people 80 . ever offered inCanada. State size. Per pairWril � ..................... �, -. ; 1 ," The trip is open to all, and applica- velop as never before. the country. Initt e I . IN � � . . . . .1 I .� . '. 1. 1. tiOns for accommodation are being re- Take the reduction in electric light As a humble .-t*presentative of the time to fully realize that my. additio � 11 -, - - . . I .. I - I . -. al- vii�ealth is being obtained at their BRITISH OFFICE S' GREY 11 - I . . I —.., .. I r , . I ' ' BRITISH ARMY BLANK - I . ceived. and small power plants for you in great agricultural industry, a]l ow me e- 41 ETS I . � exp me -that they are being robbed WOOL BLA.N, ETS REAL LEATREit - . , , , , , , " , , , ,- - , , I I I * , , � , , , , , � � " 1, "" ilkir 9 I , " , - � "`� " I , "� I ... , , I 11 � � ", I � , �1`1 � " , I '�, `- "" ""' " " 7 , 1.11 I- Q , 11 ", 14, �� ,��-.l I �,- , I I - l'11,11i'll, �!! , �, i'�O"",�, ., , , V. �� , I I ` - " , . ! � , I I I � I � - ".1 I .. I � � 11 I 11 I.-,I I � I � Farles from other points than To- �ur farm homes where hydro power to say -the farmer lbear-s no feeling for ray benefit; but this is just as I . I - � . . 11 . A' --,I ILI .11 * ronto will be riamed, and descriptive 's not now attainable. That is a of antipathy towards any other line .1 British Officers, Special Grey LEGGINGS - These Blankets'aiie the inostun- .11i, I I .., illustrated booklet sent on application very necessary convenience. If there c -f industrial lifc� He welcomes Surely the way that high -protection Blankets, in 'a beautiful dark grey . � . . usual value eirer ,offered. Fresh, to Dean Sinclair Laird, Macdonald is one class of people who are justly within our borders every legitimate work&. It gives to,-thd producers of the extra These Leggings in a nice tan and -good lobWrig Weight ", College Post Office, Que_ large size, 70 by'90 inches and the shade, are spring. fr�jlj ,b =1 I 9j, ' � . , 3041-6 entitled to these comforts at the low- form of industrial effort; but we do those goods who are favoured by hii" shade. Make a- note of lock- � agreeable, aril *�w�rmtlk. - I Fat possible cost, it is the hard -work- say that the time has come when tariff duties, the privilege of levying heavy ed, without se - without heaviness. 'In pleasing, 11 in toll Upon the great body of the people weight, ,9 lbs. These are' am at back. NO - . � . g people, and more particularly the other lines of industrial and uftnu- worth in the ordinary way $13 per better value anywbere -in Can- dark shades. The best blanket ev- ) - -- women folk in our farm homes. As fActuring life should be invited, like Who Use those goods for their own a4a�' Per . n ei, bffered for farm ust-, In -two.... sul pair. Our price, " _�pair 4ed% . . . I it -has been, under a 35 per cent, duty, the farmer to stand on their own these outfits have been entirely too feet, rather than be allowed, through high in price, and when you -need re- the medium of high tariff dutibs, to Pairs, their cost is inot 35%, but 50% 1 become a. burden upon agriculture and above the selling price in the United � the great body of our consumint pop- particular benefit; and they do it, as is exemplified in the cases of the price of antomohile,; and these electric farm lighting plants, I repeat, that It is upon . 1)(AD - per pair, only ........... . only ...�. . .... ...... 4 iaU . . :- - . . - 9 - qualulaw. I Bacp . o $1.65 And $1.95 � 11 I I - �41 IR I I , , . � I - � , .1 .0 ,%-"' 0' . -- - BRITISH GOVERNMENT TOWELS '.. i -' 11 . � , , '. -6 . . . 0 AUTO _bRIVING ROBE � . I I S . - States. ulation. But, ob! Mr. Speaker, I had almost I In passing I make this bold asser- thTherefore. � e requiremenLg of home and family life that some of the greatest burdens These Towels are exceptional value; due to our purchase of a lAg stirplus government contract - .� This beautiful,robe, made for us specially by the thousands the famous "Uniform I . � I , forgotten the poor farmers. Hon. .- " do not believe you can find 1 tioZ c gentlemen opposite tell us you must arilifa turer in Canada, who is a not forget the farmers; keep in this of high �ariff will always -fall. It is direeW against the home and family. JTt thhs penalizes parents for raising output. I . Genuine,British Governilient Army Towel - Size 43 inches by 21 inches-- -In neat.striped I at Brand" works at Liver 61,14ngland, is of a high � grade - 1. . piio . _ quallity,rarely aosoclgb6d with such a low nice ' . Made ' . " you must protectionist sense --that he ' children. Those have . . designs. Super -quality. Pe�-�ajr I of -Iove4, *001,��ind the robe is brighCned - up farmers are wants the Governinent to impose high tariff who no children larg4$1 escape the bectLuse ......... Genuine Britisfi Government Admiralty Towels �, liy,� a 4veli 66ek design (blue, green and black) - clamouring forl high protection Qn . duties on anything which he the priceof their general farm pro- requires to buy for his own business. . penalty thei do not need to buy these goods - -Magnificent quality'in White Turkish design .on,groy,, ,doond, in tastefully blended fastzwoven I I en - .,i0Jot$,*-`:---U1e, - not iinly as ah auto or driving I ducts. Oh! the poor Ontario fa I - rm- On the contrary, in that respect ev 'he Thfis a premium is put upon ehildiQ; , � I . with fringed ends. Size 4�)'iuches by �5 inches. No finer the , . rd e'�' W. " ..- )I t1i* 4ji4iMling, extra bed coveringg', etc.. ,-, � � 1, '. . � I" I - ers. How t gentle- ery one of them are a li�-arts of Hon- bsolute free men do bleed for traders. They . homes. . 1.11 Fof'these asons, I the Uber- quality on ilifirket at an 1111C . . I � y I price. Per pair ........ ......... II 1117#7 . lsi?i�, 1100 I I � til , 80inokes.'J�l . 1 40P 4 S -3 -� .11 � - an opposite the welfail -e Want to get their ev- say, . , P ),. .. I , , - '... . � . ....... � ....... % .45'r ! .... . I ob of those poor benighted Ontario farm- ery requirement at the lowe&t possible a] P�141 is fighting the cause of the - -- . , I I . . I .... I I Itt . 1. . High -Grade Genuine Liat'her . � . . -1 .1 , --4r,- '.' , - — , , , " " mail Yo - , - F I .�: . � � BRITISH � ers. The honourable member for cast, and quite reasonably so. South Wellington tells us the Ontario But they are human -intensely hu- hard working common people against the enemachments of the specially , farmers are thoroughly Protectionist- man -in thAt in selling their goods and that, in the face of the fact thaj they want to get all they can for the five them, . protected interests, fighting the battle Of those fathers and mothers who are busil�- engaged iTt the BRITISH . ARTILLERY SADDLE -, , - C , . � ' jo,.hl. h 0 , , ,GOVERNMENT HALTERS I I 1 - " I , I .1 . I t rural municipalities in his even to the extent of pe a - rsu d grim struggle . me; and so to such a degree dis- courage international trade. No n � ri e Very slightly worn British 4 ... I riding turned him down by the hand - ing the government (if possible) to of providing their children with the This Saddle is one of the , . I � .Sti - Government Regulation Hal. , -1. � t - some majority of 1709 votes. Well, jack up the tariff and prevent similar nec"sary food and raiment -which many fine bargains we have ' ters,'with double brow bands. � Pb - Mr. Speaker,, we have heard a lot of goods from coming into the countr-k, argumellit from bon. lgentlnen ought to be given to them at the low- est possible cost�-aud if this to offer. Made for the British Artillery,lit is fashioned . SBLEGT19D Very unusual value 95c, 1, . , I so �atiithey will have the dome eon- ittle which, of at, each .............. �,.��, based on that li I sum r word "if." I ill t their mercy. That is what Government continues in power, shall the very best oak -tanned . South Huron. These halters are 17. offer one more. If bon. gentlemen I -fe call "ProtectioR with a vengeance," b( given to them at the dowest i cost leather, and will be found in- . STOCKS genuine — British Government surplus "I . . "I opposite could only shed enough tearsl Tory Protection as high as Haman's consistent with the revenue require- - valuable -for farm use. This her international trade policy in order to safeguard her enormous in- stock, made of the finest 'lea- 11 — -. . - -1 I I - " I I . '' ,(.. ' over the poor famers to float them- I Gallows," and that is the reason why selves on to the treasury -ouid like to see carved in benches, you I bold'out- ments, of this country. We often hear the statement that a s high saddle is complete with cinch and stirrups and is very un- usual value indeed * -Metclignilise and British Manufactured I - alhe 'ight1pylywGrn, ,, t r v a Sim � ,ij, ri e wonder- . s I tl7pe , I 0 letters would see the floor of this House a standing above the head o f lake in less , st,em of y, protection affords bet- ter wages to isans, at each, only $6.75 .521 St. Jam'es Street, - Montrel f,l . . 65C & . i--- time than it would take every Canadian Prime Minister ' art mechanit�cs and ...... I Eaa4 only ......... o - � our constantly . to tell it. W -hen I hcar these honour- wherever he sits, so that all emers labouring men, but such a statemZt 'eme � ,. 1. - . I I dollars worth. I co rnes back. Value the following field crons Ist—To the farmer who cannot . I � . -;— able gentlemen talk of building up a for favors could gee and read and high tariff wall around this country understand, the words "Efficiency in and thus'benefit the general farmer business is attained by men relying is not supported by the facts, as I showed conclusively, as pages .146-347 of Hansard of this pres- . I . . � - � =111=11110" � . . . I . I - -- 11 , . I .. - � �1� --- *I - I - - - - I . � I � in the price of his general farm pro- on themselves and'upon the ingenuity "..'p, erit year% I say again, that a policy It is now largely a question of how I- 1, more favorable trade relations be- - fioiently emp,hatic, there will then be . I --- I often wonder what those men of their own resources, rather than t-ike the Ontario farmer to be. Sir, on government favors." of high protection has the effect Of enriching -thd few at the expense of soon their prevailing protection policy tween the two countries whe-never'the - ,, .no more listitening away from the . %- - 0-0-111111110m� it remind-, me of Thomas Carlyle's ex- If it -ere not for the "ramparts of the many. It encourages ""Olily must be changed. The States is not only faced with the -necessity of hold- opportunity may present itself, and to -that a Canadian trade repr6ehta- farni, but rathez��sti& a -just coneep- . tion of agriculture as our'main r" . pressio,� regarding the corn laws Of gold" which those high protected in_ and impoverishes the great mass Of ing its present markets abroad, but tive should 'be placed at Washington. re - source, and our most dignified in- � � 1, '. . � I" I - England, when in his work entitled, terests put up be -hind thq,ir friends "Past and Present," he said: ,Ilz-h- at election times to bedevil and cor- the people. Our Conservative friends tell us we also with the necessity of safeguard-. ' ing some $9,500,000.00 invested in oth- *1 urge this the more because in 1911 the lUfiited States passed an act i and dependent vocation as will attract to . Its - .1 . -it par -tin] persons have to say with a rupt the e-lectorate, and in this way .should not encobrage the importation foreign er countries, the payment of which ing to Canada reciprocal t,rade in gc,,K� just aim in the improvement of methods, the incroase of and ., . P . �� I I .,;ig% that, for so long back, they have � ke',-P their friends in power, so that heard no argument for it, but such ' they can continue to enjoy their spe- of manufactured goods; that we should produce at home everything can be beat secured, and in fact can be through the tle, and a nominal tax of one-quatte'r yielft, the clearing,away of the unjust econ- I I � — as might make the angels and al- cial toll at the expense of all the peo- thhat can possibly lye produced at only secured medium of returning trade. The American cent per pound on beef. This ,Te- mained in force for 11 years., Ili ornic obstructions which lie across its the . ,,� I '. Sales— 11233 most the very jackasses weep.,, ple, I believe the leadlers of ever What are the facts? In 1923, Can- Canadian Party would Is y rgely agree. . me; and so to such a degree dis- courage international trade. No Government is now spending over $3,- 500,000.00 annually to -hold its foreign 1915 Congress put cattle and beef orn the free list, to Canada path, wisdom and the science, and -W/ the willing hands of millions who niay . . 1". . .1 1P I ada's total agricultural produe Whenever an tions, y government begins to greawr mistake could be made by any trade markets, and even at that it giving the, benefit of that great market, at the there obtain a just remu e a n r tion fop their labor, and be hand . , . � � Cost—$27.15 1. consisting of agricultural a' pecial favors to any line able products, and animal.- and animal of industrial activity, by means Canadian Government. If there is I one particuJar in which the King Gov- finds those markets slipping away, in the fdllowing facts: same time the Unjted States put on the tentative free also able to on th posterity an. unimpaired inherit, I- . � The difference between a of products was $1,342,132,000,000. Dur� high tariff duties on the goods thev the ernment is entitled to the highest view Of Ist—That the American government Ilstj wheat, flour and potatoes., but Canada never show- -ance. I Tlios. MeMILLAN, M.P., successful year and an ing same year we exported of produce, it does an injustice to thos Z prais,p, itAs,its wonderful success In will be compelled to open her markets ed any apprecitition, "'but during all . South Huron. 4 �, � unsuccessful one is only those $543,601,734.00, and of the bal- who buy those goods, and who in nnce we kept on the farms of Canada return, appeal also for the healthy developernent of inter- national-ti"e, whereby it demon- to foreign goods and materiadly mod- ify that time kept an ad valorem. diit:5� of . I . I � I 0! . �n. . f .� about 15%9. Think how government for the purpose of feeding the live 'favors. Thus the vicious circle is be- strates its faith in the fundamental . her international trade policy in order to safeguard her enormous in- 25 per cent. against A�mericaln cattle and I cents per pound againit Allleii- 11 — -. . - -1 I I - " I I . '' ,(.. ' 4 I I" I easily you can increase stock and producing Canadian beef, class of P rinciples, of. true economies, namely, vestments abroad. can beef. After such treatment the ONE,TInN. WOMAN . A�. your sales 59o', 10% or matton, -hogs, poultry, and dairy pro- producers or manufacturers, handing . ducts, at least hundreds the increase that in order to Successfully build up markets Abroad for 2nd—That her people need, and will American Government riAt4rillyf,vifth- 1. . " I i ' GAINIEp "POUNDS � �. . ]an- 15% this year by P of milliots of on to the other until it � our constantly continue to need, much of our Can- drew the provisipn.* W"iotiroe Can- � ,. 1. ;:,. �!',,, ,�, ning to go after business dollars worth. I co rnes back. Value the following field crons Ist—To the farmer who cannot growing surplus of Canadian produc- tion of eyery litind, we must also be adian surplus of agricultural produe- tions ada had then a Tory 'Nveriftefit in 1 4& ..e *- , I I 1W 20 -DAYS - I ,;k I . kl n is casq o uch six ar- - � .." I I I 11 I systematically, by 1,ong 1925: Oats, barley, mixed grain earn hand on his increased cost of produe- prepared io,aceept goods in return. 3rd -That access to -that great eon- rAngeinerit,. care nitist'lie taken, and . .. 0 Distance! for husking, turnips, mangels,' etc., tion, because be must compete in the It is a w,6114-khowri fact that very high surnirig population with so many this Government des�rv6s eVery'crild. SKINNY MEN CAN I X - .1 . Every -day we receive hay, alfalfa, fodder corn, grain hay: open markets of the world and take tariff duties wiil prevent international wealthy people, would open the it for having'taken every precaution DO THE 9AMB " -P4 � I the market price not set by himself trade, and thus -kill the Opportunity world's best market right at our.owh in preserving the health of Canadian : el. new evidence from mer- Oats ................ $201,050,600-00 but set in the open markets by the, r# cargbeg which mustbe en- door. I I � herds. .. / I All weak iner And womet. : . . "I � I chants in medium-sized BamleY .............. V7 820,000.00 couraged. to-etWure reasonably low ,4th -That it would be a real solu- The Department must also be ready, All nervous inen and woman. I I �'� . towns, who have tried it Mixed grains ........ 21:9oo 90o.00 — I ...: ocean freight Tates. tion of our economic 'maritime dif. to grapple with the d6- 1 All uki men"alad wom' . . Corn for husking .... 9,939,700 00 My bon. friend from Fort William ficulties. structive pests getftg a foothold grow atronger, healthier 41W ,.., ravages of � nny an. - . �, � for the first time and are Turnips, mangels, etc. 20,964:4,00:00 was trying to tell us that other coun- 5th -The fact,that In the face of through ini - portation'S."' Congider vitorolib, - n .��L" � " C an � ; . surprised at -their sue- H&Y ................ 164,N5,400.00 L the- more aid ',take 6 ' ' `�#d , -- -4 11� I Piles, Go Ouick tries were buildiffix UP higher tariffs the high tariff walls between needbd flesh ixi -90 days just b tAln, , " . A'��. � . - . these destruction the eornhoi�r 6t y C -11 20,730,800.00 Without Salves or Cutting against oitr Canadlax goods and thus two couu&ies, over $1,070;0W,000.00 through, not'�Ufjij' taken in ,Liino. , ZeVoy�d. - Oc ' 'fttra Tabl6ts , 1,1, c8gs. Alfalfa ..... � ........ hiis wrou �, �" - . ,,#- Llt.pr 9t . �,',:,, Here is a recent case: Fodder corn ......... 23,260,100.00 Thousands who ha" piles have not shutting iii out of the mariets of the worth of trade out of entir� forai -Thdte is also ,blit,��beail welivil, dud f 1hh4,'4,,'Uyi*.-,tugar coated aid 9 , S Grain hay ........... 41,037,000.00 learned tbat.quick arid permanent re- world; -but W words and all the trade ,of $%2�5%0 P I �,�",4,q, " Num'ber .of sales, 17; 00 00.00 now goes othqr p, duty. .,e1g§y---t6A,Ae,,"bq. 0ind'V, .. - �1:5.� ,0 ,,��-4 . I I I . - th6re, showii first� that the people of of the Go#ertm,efft to go1ho H#dt 0; -,.Arld.wlha�.a 'Uqie,;e. flesh 'produc- � 1�� 'T, of which I am certain away over lief can only be accom lished with in- speeches 6f hahourable gentlemen op estd, and if 4s. tfie� urgent - �i-,�0,1,��, , number who subsequent- $200,000,000.00 worth would be fed on ternal medicine. Neiller cutting nor posits is�;,PV,ery little effect. Can. the two qouritrieFi( - ' h 'A*bl6ts'h4,�e made. One drug,gjj�t . ;, , . - -,� g", �. . - � . ly bought 27; t o t a I the farm. � , are detAropS of en- teed be, even -to place -an erAUT I gp I 4�60, -- � , 1 , I - I 0 any amount of treatment witif oint- ada'g. intet � go old 1, *, . I : I I , Aa -trader still contift- coUragint fOrther mutually b6neflicial any foreign importationsf.W0, . 440t, i4pl6d' hig tales in one week.; . �', I �,,W:1. 1. WOW 1111�� I - .ht of s . I 611 * �,',�.I�',�i�� , ,", , -e must find ments and suppotitorie v I remove u � - '. �',., Amou ales, $1,233; Wlben WO realize that W a Al mes to gr&,*,;,a#- witness: tradie- and, second,'it shows the power -endang6r-tild fisalj',�, afta " wd 9,Vdit%idy� ,Imows that frojw,��Ahe �. M- , �,: , I N�,--, �,�)�� N" Wit idost of 44 ealls our market abroad in the open mar- the caftsel. . - Total fordip'tradefor year ending of natvi��l itr9d,, - law�i which is An in� - this profitable and,' �moii�4 c O&W 4 , A ,,%,,I. .,K, , 1! � � - �, * 7 �11 - 11 , livers of the -hp-Mblo ep0sh dom6, a: t -j � ,-,-�,4�.. , . ", , k -. kets of the world for this vast surplus Bad eirculat! -� . .� . v1 ,. ,�P, � " , -rcentage ,:,'.�' ; � otiAlle � I ��, , . I . I ,11.5 PL ,,,, , -,�,";7 : �,� � " , , . of on causgs piles. There March 0��, 00i $1,878,294,190.00; 'diatilijil of th "6hly; �,rtjfjdnal trade crop ,,, � � 11 6 , �� , . flrst,clad�rl mine that'lir a W" e, ,� 11 .1 .. I , , I I � I . 11 which is exported, and the Price ob-, is A complete Stagnation of. blood in ending I � ., � I 1 � ;� "' I . -11 .1. ,11 9611109 408A 2 2 MO*,M,�.1.34, 1926, $2,268,694�- poliloy, Therefor,b, I jik�gg �the Gov. Thj� n, * 44-,Ajdal I . . tairied therdor regulates the �, -1 I". 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