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r�Elt �,u, d, t regard to the budget which was Speaking at Moncton, New B;unlswick. p'aign of 1930. As an ind'ustri01
rSt, V�r9li,t," afk?lY presented ,by the Mini be¢ of he is reported as follows: worker myself I know that there, was
€!. 1`0'°f*Z.� i { *a7rttce (IMr. D'hodes), and which is "The Conserviativ'e party is go- need of ,h'elp being. giv,eut in many
b$�," r°'4.'t't` k ;r TMd,'tlyp th!e subject of debate, J must say ing to find work for all who are will- cases, but I Oso know that the pic-
`l 4,1"$� ; trr , ! fat .'ane Cannot but view with alarri ing to work, or perish in the atteiznpt; to re, preseaabed to the unemployed of
s�� i ti -1,0, • ;. V,w financial slituapon of our eb'untry it is going to call parliam'en't to- Our country .during that Icaml ai
`7� �,ti+ :. ,, which in the spee'oh was so plainly gether at the earliest Possible date was so imrpossible of fulfilmentthat
p y lt:,,; , indicated. Someone has been unkind after July 28, to take such steps as one Cannot b?ut regret that such state-
, f, , !f I r enoaigh to say that we listened to a will end this tragic condition of un- mian'ts were broadcast throughout our
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i�rY' !, typical Tory (budget, and that the employunent, and bring prosperity to land. d am satisfied that this p m-
N,�,hi 'IL , outstanding featul,es ,were takatior, our country as a whole," isle to end unemployment secured far
£ �1 :,i,- 'tairiffs and deficits, with the emphasis (Hie went on to say that Mr. King the government th'ousand's upon thou-
�Y I,}�. or! the deficits. I submit that it is promised consideration of the prob- stands of votes, and in my opinion
Ii hardly possible to discus's the budget leuutr of unempluymernt, and then made cunitributed more to their success at
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'r- least in a measure referring to our pronvise to end unemployment. ' And Nuw after 'almost three years in of-
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o t; plositi:on 'before this government as- he asked the question: Which policy five what has be,' done by the gov-
-,,, !''.`'' sunied'the control of ,affairs. Every d,c) you like best? Spcaakinrg at other ernment to imyleim,ent this promise?.
la< (lion', member will recall that in 1929 places he ridiculed th'e.suggestion of I (submit that nothing whatever has
certain events took place which ser- the Liberal leader that a confere'n'ce been done .to end unenrploym,gn't. It
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willing to adtmit that no matter who , E 11 WA R 11'
had teen Iselecteld to govern this
country iwe would' havi a hath unemp'loy-
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am Is'aitisfied that the ,policy adopted
b y this Vveanuvinent' has a'ggrav'ated
T.he whole situation and made mat [R,D,WN I
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normal, .the 'policy of this govern- ED °h
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serlotts sibtiation• in onr country. I The ;'s11
have heard 'hon. mlembers opposite. :E:;a;;i.� pWARDSBDgI
,'afro that had, the Liberal party re- eCO110YniCal
mrained in -power condition's vvoulcl and delicious
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t:• c t�•'hon. m'emulbers study the records THE CANADA STARCH CO
Of the tiro (parties in regard to the
sect' ing of markets and, the reduc-
tion in taxation and in the national
dept, and I am sati'Sfied that they The Minister of Trade and Com- crelasi
mer speaking in m home (town cer
}+til be 'convince'd' as to which party � 1?'e 'g Y e dnx
has the best reco'rd'. Times does not made the statement that the greatest that
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I the western prove n'ces thele v,as a t fs ped em. pea in'g a alma e "i e via ci on unemployment relief to secure the markets that Uanada has atFelcrted the basic nle,euelu re re iLULI aUIVA"J wnu wu1uru uc vu une rice trn„u u U„e w r.uiuci.
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11°' partial crap failure; there was a is reported as having used these 'but no legislation has been passed must have if we ever hope to regain regard to the commodities he has to n a Ipso§ition to give expert advisee. Lett nue ,point out as ,emphaitically
W." market crash in the United States words: Aa, which any re'asonabl'e person can New, sir,.we alb ollutel a
��_• � P 'prosperity or resrtore our country to lrurohase, I have here a table of , s Y greed with as I can that the farmer is (being ab-
and the depression which had ekist- "'Someone is respon'si'ble for unem- claim to have ended unemlploy'ment. the Position it held during thle re- comparative prices under five differ- the minister, t,hat.'this 'governtmcmt I elutes- crushed ,by the (burden he is
� , ed in many -countries was gradually ploy ment, not individuals but govern- A survey was madle, after the last gime. of the late Liberal govieTmnent. ent tariff programs. These raters are dd'd need soimleone 'W . give expert ad- being called upon to (bear. The man -
,see i into our own. ments.' electron.. to "asce'rtain, the member Ufr Instead of (blasting a way into the applied to imports from Great Bri- vice with regard to agriculture. But 'ifesbo to which I have already refer -
$.',r• ' O�Conservative friends, `,hen in I want to emphasize tbat—"not in. the unemployed in Canada, and the markets of the world for the faimnler, Bain; they Were taken from invoices while we agreed to that we felt at red endeavoured to (Shaw how, as a
,II, - opposition, were quick to note these 'dividuals but governments. Govern- returns indicated that about 117,0'00 the farmeirsi market is Paralyzzed, holt so long ago, though I appreciate the :same time that it, was rather a, result of these treaties, commodity
. ,6' conditions, and. regardless of the ef- m'ents are responsible for the enact- were out of work. At the present Canadian tiariners were never in a .that they will be lower under the reflection on our late member, who, ,'pri'ces had (begun to (soar, and at that "
{{9 feet it' would' have upon the country, ing of all Legislation. Of course at tirtve it is estim'aberd that practically worse finlanci:al (position than that in n'ew valuation for the ,pound, "The while hie sat in. (this house, had en- time priceus were a little ,higher; of ,�,
"i . felt the time opportune for an appeal that time there was a Liberal W'ov- ; 00,000 are unemployed. The figures which they find themselves to -A -Ay. rates are as follows: deavoured time after time to give course the ,treaties were given' all �I
to the .people. With that in mind lernimien•t in power, but I think every (speak for themselves; I quote them expert adviede, though needless to say the credit. ,But the. -electors refused ��1
they 'began clamouring for an el'ec- Fair -mended person will 'agree that only to show= how Completely the gov- Borden Meig'hen King Bennett Preference that advice 1did not receive any coon- to'believ6 any new batch of ,promises. ill
". tion. tOn, the other hand the Liberal if that statement .was true thea., it is ernm'en't has failed to fulfil this prom-ideration, It was impossible to look into the ,
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wit.„ paYaty felt that the Dunning budget equally true at the present time. isl , a •proariise which never 'should Cotton ,printt'ed piece goods ... 25., 2'5 18 61 58.5, During that by-election every 'Con- faces of the eleotors`'of South Huron t
had- been designed to cope w:'Ith ex- If' it was true then this overn-' have' been givhen. S4�hite cotton 17 17i/z L6 55 5 ® u realizing that they were in t
a'sbiri difficulties, and, belie ing in rent stands convect senvative speaker endeavoured' to without res
G!. g g ed by the state- To emphasize then failure more W.aol piece ,goods .. .. 3'0 3'0 24% 68 64 paint glowing pictures of the ,bene- .elarnek and bhat they were in no I, r
the ,efficacy of their ,policy as outlin- ment of its leader of being respons- clearly one need' only refer to the re- Wool overrco'at'ing ........... 30 30 243'4 100 93 fibs that'would be derived from the m,olod to further entertain the glOr- "r
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ed in the budget, believing also that ibDe. for all -the unemployment which cent conferen'ca between the proviii- High grading suiting 30 30' 24 s/4 72 68 e'nvplire treaties. A manifeslta was its- ions prolmd'ses of things that were to k
I the Canadian people. would appxeci- we haute from one 'end of the country cies and fedeaal *overnments to en- Wool hosier 25' tri 20i! 92 82 tsu'ed by the 'Gomseava;tritwe candidate be attained by thigh tariffs.i'
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i. ate the splendid legislation brought to the other, and all the misery and deavour to find a sOlution of this Blankelt� ......... 22 t/2 25 20th 106 80 ;setting forth how important these At the close of that campaign
u` (down eby the Liberal administi'atio'n distress and' tia.gedy connected with mi'se'ry difficult problem. It is worthy treati'e's were to our constituency but, word went ,out, I do Hort know why,
- and th'e� outstanding results which it. of note that 'after ne�arl three Mr. Speaker, the 'Conservatives failed that a very light vote, had been poll-
µ: y years ,I should like to place on Hansard salsa the (tariff increases on farm inn -
M had been attained (between the years I dlo not think,. ;Mr. Speaker, any- in 'office the g•overnmlern't, partly, at elements under this government: to bell our people that in order to ed. The press. was not responlsmble
I'• . 1922 and 1930, accepted the chal- thing is gained by being unfair, and any rate, adapted the- very sngges_ secure the ,privileges o£ the, British for. that because• I have personal
C`:' lenge and the country was pltinged let ane say 1 did'not think that was tion made by my" honorured leader Old, rate New rate markert the 'duitites against foreign knowledge that the newspaper mien
into a 'gerneral election. a fair stabean'ent to rnako at the time 'during the 1930 caninpaign, namely Liberals Conservatives Percentage goods would be raised, and that the laid their best to get the correct fig- �
• The outstanding incidents. of that it was made, neither do I think it the calling of a conference to explore .. % Increase duties and taxes ori even Baitilsh ores Ibwt were unable to do so. The
f,; election are still fresh in aur minds. wau'ld be fair to -say now that this the whole situation, which suggestion Binders ............ ......... 6 25 300 goods iwould still prohli'bit those goads istat5g'meiat was made that Only about. l
Practically every 'Co•n'servativ,e. speak- gov'ei Herren' is wholly and entirely was ridiculed and made light of (both 'Seed drills 7',�s 245 233 from entering Canada. I need bard's- tem thous -and voltes were polled, and I
. er traced the depression, only in its. r'esponsibl'e for the condition' of un- Iby the -present Prime 'Minister and by 'M�nure spreaders ............. 7Y2 25 233 t�Y that our people resent in no un- want to give the figures•tao show hbw `
infiancy so far as Canada was con- ev:riployment that now ,prevails. But Hon. Mr. Ferguson, who took such Cultivators 7% 2151 233 certain" way the rtaxiffs imposed by erroneous ,that staterm,ent was. In re-
` c+eriied, to the policy, and legislation I do submit that the high tariff pol- an 'active part in that campaign. `I9, Milking machines ............. •�) .25 150 this government, which they feel are cent yeears the ,nates polled in ,Ghat"
y^ ' of the Liberal gav-,ernmient. They con- icy which has been adopted ,by prac- 'Many promises, sir, ,w'e're made in Ha loadleir 1%) 25 150 strangling trade and making it in- Aiding have been as follows: , n: .
Y Y, ddition to 'base which vt e ,
dtuained the ernimlent in ,aver way, tical! Y
i gov g g P .' 1 countries as well as by this a g• Y Premie s` a w�'eere Hated wire 5.........•........ Free 2 150 > t
shape and form for not finding more government has, contributed• more to 'di,scu'ssdnl Man o Progressives Liberals Consleert�a,tives Total F
ed the govermimrnemrt m every manner, an olther 1921 4 1045 4,061 3,965. 12,131
'_ nwktets and getting hi her rices for 'bringing about the chaotic condition Many
and at �.
agricultural products. They denounc- which exists in the world to -day than hopes were 'held' out to them in all Cr,eamn rato'rs .:......... . .:.. Free 25 1912'5 ...... • , • ... 1,680 4,947 4,694 11,'3'21 �
d', y ane thing. In my apimon parts of the d6mnnnon. Speaking at . � 1926 ............ .... 16,370- 5,217 •11,587
M spite of the fact, mark you, that' it has added enormously 'to the num- WdnniVeg 'Mr. Bennett is quoted, as Before leaving this point,., Mr. ,.taxation amto'untied to approximately 1930 ............ .... 6,176 15,92+7 12,003
this country had just passed through ,her of unemployed. And 'having ado,pt- having used these' words: Speaker, 'I should li'l,te to say that $116,000,000, but now we have in- 1`932 ............ .... , 7,046 5,067 12,149
an era of unprecedented 'prosperity. ed that policy this government is to "`Li'sten, you agriculturists in the ,these tariff's constitute a real hard- efoased taxation on 'almost 10viery con- The voce durum the by-election of this
West, and all other ada,, ,sfhip on the (basic producer. I•n my eeivable article, an'd at the same time g gavienmaiieavt. Since I have been
The expansion of trade in,Canada has that extent at any rate responsible parts of Cant
been perhaps greater per capita than for the situation that confrante, us at You have been taught to mock' at ,experience as an industrial worker our public debt is mounting by mil- 1932 was the largest votbe, polled in in this House I have listened very " "
Itha't of any other 'country in the the present time. It is -a well known tariffs and applaud free trade, tell for over 30 -'ears I have) found that !loins of dollars each year. We were recent years. J subtait these figurs, cloee,ly dto (the dacustsions of the pr , r
world. Our 'Conservative friends, fact that after the war this ;rolicy me when did free trade fight for with inerts, a duties we have had sed that e Mr. ,Spea'ker, to show the interest len* confronting the governmient.
howrever appealed to the reo'mli'. at has
would ,be taken in that by-election and also to
;•� , pp people for of high tariffs (began to operate in Y'ou? r You 'say' tariff's are 'only for l'es's ehnlplloymlent. We hada that ea- reduced, but what has happened? As Y � '
'the control of affairs., In order to ob- practically every the manufacturers I will make them 1 ►pared' with previous governments' show ,that our peorpl'e, desired' ter pro- Mr. -SPEAKER: The hon, gentle-
Pa'a y cry country. In Canada perience after the election of 1911; corm
fain support they 'broadcast some of its Operation was d!el'ayeld. by a low fight, for you as well, I will use them we had it again during the regime our elxperi tuxes are mounting by Resit against the hilgh tariff policy of man has spoken for forty minutes.
1. •,, , - � most ''extravagant promises that 'tariff government, but since 1930 it to (blast a way into the Imiark'ets that of 'Mr. .Meighen, and certainly we millions, while at the same time our ,
were ever heard in any political cam- has-been, in , full effect, and we have have been closed to you." have it now. 9 remeuter very well exports have been cut in two. In
paign..I have no desire unfairly to certainly felt its evil results. At Victoria he said: reading in the Toronto Globe in 'Sep- 1930 our exports 'amounted to $1,- - For Freshness Grow Quickly. protective covering from rase and +
Criticize the Prime Minister or any In regard to the promise to end ` "It is true we must have foreigr' 'beimiber, 19211, that there were thirty 146,000,000; in' 1932 they 'amounbed other flowering ,plants in, the spring
oiiluer hon. member;, T believKa there is unle to t, it was most unfortu- markets, an'd as I said thre other ever (Tender vegetables are quickly of the year is a •
mP Y'�n thousand mien out of work in that to only $587,0001*00. do 1930 our y question with which - 1
such a thing as fair crfticit'm, an'd I nate that in order to obtain votes ning, w'e will 'blast a way to those city. I think we shrould' get it into ,e?aparudituras totalled '' $398,000,000, grown :vlegetablev. Especially -w'it'h many, are concerned'. With such `
shall endeavour .to -keep within that promises of that kind were made with markets on a world wide 'basis with our mind's that anything that inter- while in 1932 they amounted to $448,- !such' :things as radish, carrots . and ,plants as rose bushes that have win- `
Wit• . little or no hope of their `being ful- ,any exportalble' surpluses; we do not, feres with'orr hinders the- progress' of 0,00;0'00, 'an increase of almost $50,- beets, is slow growing disastrous as tered' under cover it is, important '
' � was d!ecipl,v interested in ,and fill'ed., Thele promises had' ademur- have 'to'tvo11r atbout that." the roots 'become woody .ands filled t.ha- the_ r
. We a the -basic prodfucer is bound to have 000,0W. This-Uy,ear they are estimat- ...__ . - I ._ ...",_ protection-from-#li' .-di-ret .v -.. _..... .i. __ ,
. ... gamoewhat surprised at the remarks :ali•zm, efect v - with objectionable+ fibres.. But this, rays of the sun be continued until
i'p g upon the workers ' of re all familiar with the many its reaction ,in regard to the purchase ,ed at $417,0'00,000, an increase of Y' .
today of the 'Minister of Trade and Canada. It is well known that every promises that were made regarding of ni nrufactur'ed products. $19,000,000 over those, of 1930, while' mule also 'applies to, those' things us- the .season' of low temperature is
u':• Comimerce (!Mr. Stevens)., have not industrial tivork'er, indeed every one the price's that were to be received During the 19310 campaign the, our exports rills be approximately ad for salads. On this account it is _;per• On th'e other hand some un- ,
(been a member of 'parliament very no matter what his -vocation in life by the dairy, industries, the prices of promli,se was made that our debt $651,000,000 less than, they were in important to push growth along with covering even before the warm wea-
gong, but for many ,years I have read may be, must make his individual wheat and cereals and live stock. would be reduced, but now vie find that year. frequent ,cultivation, which in adds ther arrived, may have to be done to +
Hansard, and I ' was just wondering Qf . _t to Indeed the tion to checking weeds also con-' prevent the spread r
d, g provide for himself and his picture presented to the that instead our defbts are increasing The Minister 'of Trade and Cam- P pread of mold which is
:' when he,was complaining about crit- family. But'wh'e•n this assurance was agriculturigts was as ,beautiful as the 'to an alarming extent. b'uring th'e ineree (spoke in my horn,e town d'ur- 'serves moistures. Oultiviati'on ,alone ,v,,ezy destructive. If the plants have
11. icism,s which had been inad'e, if he given that everyone who wanted one for the unemployed, and I need regime of the late Liberal govern- ing the by -e te,otion, and the Conserva- will often keep the vegetables going been covered with boxes the ends
was the same hon. member who sat work would be provudled with work, hardly add that 'both classes were mlent tine had, a 'steady reduction in tibe paper there quoted him as fol- will
a dry 'spell but of course a should be taken out, and the wind
On the opposition 'benches and criti- that no one would be perm,itte'd to go equally 'disappointed. As a result the national debt. I am ,not going lows: few (pails, of water or an hour or two 'allowed. to play through them, but
m of the I with the horse at this 'time, will rove r t'
sized so severely the late Liberal bun ry or cold, the very thing hap- Paesent high tariff policy, with to trouble the house with extended Referring to the financial record p without admitting the sins rays' di-
govlermnent: ' Was he the same hon. n'�ned' which anyone' info had made its restrictive and strangling effects 'references to the, debt reductions of the bened-Cial. Where the supply of wa- rectl to the
government, ''Mr. Stevens told' Y plants:. With herbaceous
. gentleman who during the election any study of. psychalagy, would ex- on tradie, the prices of agricultural made during th'os'e years ,except to of th'e'succeess of loans secured in re ter is not as convenient as it might perennials plants the praotice should I
caunpai:gn criticized the Liberal gov- pect to happen=the workers' of o'ur products are sinking to depths pith- say that they, totalled $257,866,932. cent years, whicih indicated, of course be it is a good !plan, in laying. out the •be to remove a little of the mulch at '
'' ernrnent4so severely? I have erto unknown, while' the rice's of Now, however; we .are about $445 - the faith the garden, to rpllant those things, most a time so as to allow some .light to
Y • pointed, country in ever ince-ea,.ing numlbers p , , people hemi' in the in. g S
r.; out that immediately before the elec- began to look ` to, 'the government, commodities h'hat the a,gaicultuatist,' 000,000 worse off 'than we were 'be- tegrity of the ,Prime .Minister and his in need of extra mloiasturre, such as pass thrqugli, and also accustom the
I%, ,tion this country was beginning to and rightly so, to sea that th'e'se elec- must purchase are through, the same fore. ' The debt increase for one year government. radish, lettuce and celery, closest to plants gradually to the cold night , ,
feel the effects of the world depres- tion promises wel•e carried out. I tariffs kept at heights ,out of all prois Imiore •than double the debt red'uc- ,, 'I sulbmlit 'sir, that conditions are the pump. Fertilizer, is another way air,
Sion and the number of Unemployed1Nave noted since that election' that portion to the prices that the farmer tion -made in any year :since confed- ,sear ous when after two of hurrying growth and therefore as- 1 1 '
}'' receives. ? years in suring vegetables of the highest qual- �"
was increasing. Elviery • ,effort was members of, the cabinet in m'a'king `eraition. (In the period from 1930 to power, in regard to our financial ityY , Canadian Cheese Export. t
made to make political capital out putblic addresses have en'd'eavlored.to. Having in mind the Prime Minis- 1932 this administration added $202,- Position this government can only
of the very undesirable situation point -out that there is not the indi- ter's protmlisa that -he. would' 'blast a oloopo.0 to "thee national debt while in boast of the loans the. have Sow Sweet Peas Early. Reports to the De
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'whi,ch was developing. At every Con- victual effort that there should *be, way into the markets of the world the two , reviou's years under the er. Landon, England, state that there is
I far all a I'con-'
Ys' The first flowers to go iia. will be v
aerv'ative meeting the unemployment that there is a tendency to aepend agricultural pro -ducts, I con,-� Lilberral government the debt was re--IWi'th regard to the inerease in ex- the Sweet Peas. For good results -little indication of doubt that the
jpn+olbleirri' was pai'tictilarly featured, too much on the gowerrimsent' for the
fess that I was amazed to hear such diced by $119,000,000. In the first penditure as compared With our ex- these rrinrst Ib,e ''planted just as soon 'prance O£ Canadian cheese can be fair- ,
I.- aand the responsibility therefor was P-rovixion of all needs. This is es- statements in reference to the em- two years of this 'admini'stration ex- ,ports, I should like to place on Han'- as it is ,possible to 1get a 'spade in the ly held, and that stocks will be out t
charged directly` to Liberral legisla- pecially true in regard to the address- pire treaties as that they were de- 'pendhtures were 'higher by $107,000,- •sard our ,exports, our expenditures ground. Usually t'he're are one or of the way before the new season's
tion'. The Prime 'Minister made some es given by the Minister of Trade ,and to shut out the foreigner, an'd, 000 th'ai't in the last two make arrives•
l; years •of the and the percentage that
expenditures two flays in early April when it is This 'statement was (based on the
,..,. definite statements concerning unemi- Commerce and the Minister of Rail- that all nasions outside of the em- Lilberal regime. During the years bo export. I submit that than re;pre- possible to w'o'rk up the �soil in the ,
. ploymtemt. I have' no doubt they have ways and Canals. One Cannot sow 'P`i'e w'oul'd The asked to pay tribute frons, 1923 to 1930 the reduction in sents a serious situation: warmest part of the garden and this fact that at (March. 1st, aptproxiinp,-
'S,' been quoted mlany times; in fact since the, wind without reaping the whirl- for the privilege of dealing with the ately ,4,000 fonts of Canadian cheese
empire. is the time 'and place for these' flow-
„ coming to this house I have heard wind. We are reaping the harvest P e• These are damaging state- - Expiortil Per cent, was dpi, hand, ,with further arrivals
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remits so far as an xp the sumlm,er nights are inclined toobe 'estimated' at 3010 'tons for ,March,
Expenditures e enditure to
, i making further reference to them. thoughrtle,ssly sown - during the_"cam- foreign trade is concerned, and are Year— of dollalrs in'mdl9rons tonal exports
and 200' tons for April. In 1931 old r
.1 1P' cool. They must have extra water 'Canadians finished on September 4th
h," _ 1926 ...................... $Y,328 $355 26.7 during dry weather. It is advisable P
' h 1927 ....................... 1,267 , 315'8 28.2 at 70s. per cwt. 'In 1932 old Can-
,ii1. to 'sow in a trenvch and suprport on adians finished on Jul 15th after a
1928.11a ......... , ........ , :... 1,250 378 , 30.2 "' brush, 'strings or poultry netting. Dig y ,
"1 19'29 .......................I. 1,3'89 378 27.2 the trench a foot' deep and put in 'raped upward swing in price to 84c.
1930 R........................ 1,14'5 398 34.7 three Or four inches of well rotted! Per 1
.: 1931 ....................... 817 440 63.9 In the present year, from Janna
;' leaves, or manure. This, in addition 1 t to th
;n i .0YAL YEAST -CAKES; 1932 ....................... 587 448 76.4 to lana food provides s e beginning of this month,, '
elhd a 0 ban P abner�' the price has continued constant 60s.
i•,ke.b ri93Fri(s� Mr Gosdlin reswrned know 417 - the corresponding oriopdints under +
to 6'8s'., (being uist two
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I ,!:j$,:,, ..:, .*4y 0 day g haw they were to forget pot nrhes of fine !garden s'O,il 'and in this P g P of last I1
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$ 'his speech rand 'sairll: l'i'ce, trust G}ie minister cl'earred that the .see'd about twos inches apart encs fir'
..d,4..,.--: ......... .(Mir. Speaker, just before the house up by asking theme to vote for the, the same Amp. Gradually the spring t
closed o>a Ttiersday evening I was go- gorvernrment canc�idabe. The good old end summer rains will fill in the re The pralctioe of inexperieauced
`' A f f ing to point out t'ha't the M]nisltetr of Tory way of forgetting politics— mainder of .-tlhe trench asesu'riu'g stout horsemen in watering their horses t
" light i Trade and Gamlm+erce ('Mr. Stevens) vote for the Tory candidatel stemis and abundant deet roots. after feed is a dangerous one be- 1.
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. `:. in h,is _speech had rather dared the Mr. 'GA'SGRAIN: Torus are strong Sweet (Peas will 'bl'oam from early cause the digestive fluiids are inter-
""' w i IT"Onibems from 'fh,e rural consltituen'c- on that„ Jv'ly until (rest, if thR flowers are f—d with and,sickli is often the )
i . ' , les to vote against this budget.' Now, IMr. 'GODDING: Then •vie had in pioked daily. If nlat picked, iseecl result. "Water (before 'feeding (lab
a Olt OVER 50 years Royal Yeast G�kes ^ Mr. ,Stpeaker, 1 db not approve of .addition to the Minister of Railways -pods start 'bo develop and bloomfin � quantity depending on the � �
<' "'`; ; (that line of delbate -because I think waimith of the horse
have been the standard of quality. " ;f : ' :;;; :. ;. s s� ` ' and 'Corals, the I1VI5ndster of Trade and "soon ceases. For assured calors an )and 'again . 1 i
r ,.4 tam" we sthauild ail rnse aur ludgtnemt on GOmtnerOe the Minister of Iralbour big blooms,od seed is essential. fore going .to work, when onl�r a
�, Sealed in air -tight waxed paper, they keep matters of this kind wit'howt any in- (IMr. C,andlon') and the 'Manistei of Tree Planting. moderate drink will suffice," its the t
1I' fresh for months, Keep, a supply handy. :`:`�" ; ;' ? w y:;% timnidattion or coercion. In, regard to National 'With roadtiside, ,triers points out advice Of farm experts.
Z ...:. ><s's?:'s >:::>::; ^s:<::';F<::::<:>r:. t 1 Defentce (Ma. Sutherland). , p
And send for the ROYAL YEAST SAKE ' '`l'l> s ;fa<». the ba et WuAf, cemta"inlly there are
:...:; I wet to say this, that ,the created 'the Department of Agriculture at l
BOOS to 11se when you bake at home. ><»::<>s: ss, ::s:: <> �;; same things lin at wihdch are accept- a S ,le [Ottawa, close satin should be a11
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:<z`:•;!zz>;:::is<`'>>:%>-' aib11 some which aye rP mndid 1 ion. an my con- planting
:;: et, and them are om a voided a t !cosi' 40 flmert ,bean B
' Address Standard Brands Ltd., Fraser Ave. Istituency, endeavoured to put + g allo,ai'ed :le Important a
''`'` in m view ,Objectionable, and I portant i
`' Toronto, Ont. Y J their case it {before olio o• 1 between varieties such pis Ith'e maple,
l`r + and Liberty St., To , O•s ":':`;;>` :::#'' r n pe P e
would rax think to a moire t of from their To Good Health i
,' and 50 feet between e�lmvs. At these
Ila` - h r% -` swallowing 1•t holues•Ibolu& I want t6 P of view, t;e o en-
s } r g dleavoure'd the deJbabe on a distances such trees make 'a beautiful Bile is of vsitad importance to good r
91, refer in a few words to our recent stretet, 'and when they mature d0 Hot health. it has been found that ,Bile
�.11 i,,. . ""' r� high (plane, and if they flailed to se- overs, noi''only plays an ihiportant part in
Try this Easy -to -Make Recipe by-electibmi held in 'South 'Huron• lawns shrubs or Rowes
cure the necessary> the digestive processes, but that it
' , ' k :^ An Hon. 399MMR, Oh, forget itl their ,cand'id'ate it s Ot dweoto watt ms's• � ' is a marvelous natural laxative, aid ,
;i for FORM CARE ' -
b)"K�, 'Mir. ,GOLD�INGr;, ,D'ufing that cam,- Ishontlooatng on their garb. I'. adtrruire It is absph0ely essential tba't pro- is one of Nature's great 'weapons
'" Cream i,G c. sugar with• / c- wen. Cover and net aside in ,paign 'wre',hail some r'a'ther peculiar the debating abilitiez of these hon,. tectio'n be provi'died. The young tree against constipation. One of the first
butter. Add to f beater, ego warm place free from draughty l"' It z, ? r appeals made by our Conservative gemltlelmem, and althoulgh we engaged is 'an irresistible temptation to the' essentials to good health, therefore, I I
11 and beat until light. Add 1 c. to rise until double in bulk esmtall boy, while Cars animals and Is to keep the liver toned up and in.
friends. Wie had in kkie constituency in than contest there is no reason Y, > vigorated so that it will I
�: even lawn answers acme liable to cause produce a
r, fnkewarmmllk.Stirwell.Add (above 1, hrs.). Knead five mbineit ministers. My horn. why we 'should rat be the ''best of atormal flow of rich, health giving
la 1 cup Royal Yeast Sponge, sown aA•' place in wan- friend the QVlinkvtti i of Railways' and Ai'elnid's and I want to tell them that damnuige. tStigUng• its nrecres'sary and bile. Sargon and Sargon !-ills con- 1 ,
d+'o-i',iC !44'c. citron, y c. raisins, % c. greased tr.he pan. Brash Our free book- '
$4'�' ' chopped almonds, % tsp. salt, top with egg and bake in I.. let•"THEROYAL Canalls (Mr. Manion) field our people I have 'everry resp for. theme. '?riow- the protection ahOuld includle a box- tain the most effective stimulants to
{ ' the bile secrets
,iw" and enough flour to trraka soft moderate oven abput 45 ROAD TO BET- tihatt tilers wars' no 'ordinlary by-election, ever, we Libera'ls�'We t that if tli'e irllg' of iron,' wolod Or wire.. WatkriYng ng activity of the liver
a � . known to medical science. Their ac. '
r, dough (about 4 cups). Knead minutes. »gas TER 'Hr,ALTH, indeed he us (Yuotted' as lea ing said ,governmuent rwanlbed to Isulbsmi't a leb- of newly plan1tedl trelds in dry' wee- .
tP 'her dg ntilm11ar1 tion is directed tb "Increase the
'' ' tette how Royal than it WaR ratber a ebntseit , or is'eite or eieairdu4ir11 om this question, Pa y imrportanR, pre i
Ifi q duction of bele, ,When this has been
N" *ROYAL YEAST SPONGE `` � � YeastCakeawiU referend lin, and thmtt ithle e7iss orf the 'shat was quite ails aright, but we be- Slpri'anklling,is apt to priovre Inadequate accomplished, the bile Gauges natural
Ar , ;:.•::.:: i improve° yonr sole and a and sitialkimu should be,
a� t w <.•,;.,;,,a� V ld ivete ,on Sovtth Huron— lievietd tb were using sonic 1 Royal Yeast Cake in flour. Beat thoroughly. heal�h,endeug eY g the treaties g g pro- and Nhorough bowel rriOvement. 4er-
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+ t'Si 1.is platlfiketvarm water for 16 Cover and let rise over- , : X-%,,;; gest pleasant (Ani hada. t11�3MiE�R: Lb sounds a8 a �Creem't0 Corvler w the record Of � r h7lbfJrViUl86 Pr11ne g n alis are leagnnt,
i )�i% f', . tole, Dl60olve l tbsp. eugtlt.ie night to double in bulk, in ,.; .X :' if ways to taste FatmSliar. the government, and for thmtt treason g a vbad avers traf- p gentle and'
„ 'hi h mann- ge thorough and do not act like any
i,`' '; in '''a:'- : them- Mr. 'GODDW4: --and that for the as far as we were concerned, the fie. As sob- as gvrowth and' he] ht otheir pflls or lairative you Mtvel ever
Iy, I yy ly 'tteilk. Adti tofdfasotved waYmpiacofreefromdrau¢jtts tin]te bpita2 were 1YEt1+e i10� , will permht g taken. Over 13'6,000,00'0 have been '°'
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ities and 'note later approval of the want to t dbwbe, hers to •m. ibraanch-being wane too high,I r
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11°' partial crap failure; there was a is reported as having used these 'but no legislation has been passed must have if we ever hope to regain regard to the commodities he has to n a Ipso§ition to give expert advisee. Lett nue ,point out as ,emphaitically
W." market crash in the United States words: Aa, which any re'asonabl'e person can New, sir,.we alb ollutel a
��_• � P 'prosperity or resrtore our country to lrurohase, I have here a table of , s Y greed with as I can that the farmer is (being ab-
and the depression which had ekist- "'Someone is respon'si'ble for unem- claim to have ended unemlploy'ment. the Position it held during thle re- comparative prices under five differ- the minister, t,hat.'this 'governtmcmt I elutes- crushed ,by the (burden he is
� , ed in many -countries was gradually ploy ment, not individuals but govern- A survey was madle, after the last gime. of the late Liberal govieTmnent. ent tariff programs. These raters are dd'd need soimleone 'W . give expert ad- being called upon to (bear. The man -
,see i into our own. ments.' electron.. to "asce'rtain, the member Ufr Instead of (blasting a way into the applied to imports from Great Bri- vice with regard to agriculture. But 'ifesbo to which I have already refer -
$.',r• ' O�Conservative friends, `,hen in I want to emphasize tbat—"not in. the unemployed in Canada, and the markets of the world for the faimnler, Bain; they Were taken from invoices while we agreed to that we felt at red endeavoured to (Shaw how, as a
,II, - opposition, were quick to note these 'dividuals but governments. Govern- returns indicated that about 117,0'00 the farmeirsi market is Paralyzzed, holt so long ago, though I appreciate the :same time that it, was rather a, result of these treaties, commodity
. ,6' conditions, and. regardless of the ef- m'ents are responsible for the enact- were out of work. At the present Canadian tiariners were never in a .that they will be lower under the reflection on our late member, who, ,'pri'ces had (begun to (soar, and at that "
{{9 feet it' would' have upon the country, ing of all Legislation. Of course at tirtve it is estim'aberd that practically worse finlanci:al (position than that in n'ew valuation for the ,pound, "The while hie sat in. (this house, had en- time priceus were a little ,higher; of ,�,
"i . felt the time opportune for an appeal that time there was a Liberal W'ov- ; 00,000 are unemployed. The figures which they find themselves to -A -Ay. rates are as follows: deavoured time after time to give course the ,treaties were given' all �I
to the .people. With that in mind lernimien•t in power, but I think every (speak for themselves; I quote them expert adviede, though needless to say the credit. ,But the. -electors refused ��1
they 'began clamouring for an el'ec- Fair -mended person will 'agree that only to show= how Completely the gov- Borden Meig'hen King Bennett Preference that advice 1did not receive any coon- to'believ6 any new batch of ,promises. ill
". tion. tOn, the other hand the Liberal if that statement .was true thea., it is ernm'en't has failed to fulfil this prom-ideration, It was impossible to look into the ,
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wit.„ paYaty felt that the Dunning budget equally true at the present time. isl , a •proariise which never 'should Cotton ,printt'ed piece goods ... 25., 2'5 18 61 58.5, During that by-election every 'Con- faces of the eleotors`'of South Huron t
had- been designed to cope w:'Ith ex- If' it was true then this overn-' have' been givhen. S4�hite cotton 17 17i/z L6 55 5 ® u realizing that they were in t
a'sbiri difficulties, and, belie ing in rent stands convect senvative speaker endeavoured' to without res
G!. g g ed by the state- To emphasize then failure more W.aol piece ,goods .. .. 3'0 3'0 24% 68 64 paint glowing pictures of the ,bene- .elarnek and bhat they were in no I, r
the ,efficacy of their ,policy as outlin- ment of its leader of being respons- clearly one need' only refer to the re- Wool overrco'at'ing ........... 30 30 243'4 100 93 fibs that'would be derived from the m,olod to further entertain the glOr- "r
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ed in the budget, believing also that ibDe. for all -the unemployment which cent conferen'ca between the proviii- High grading suiting 30 30' 24 s/4 72 68 e'nvplire treaties. A manifeslta was its- ions prolmd'ses of things that were to k
I the Canadian people. would appxeci- we haute from one 'end of the country cies and fedeaal *overnments to en- Wool hosier 25' tri 20i! 92 82 tsu'ed by the 'Gomseava;tritwe candidate be attained by thigh tariffs.i'
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i. ate the splendid legislation brought to the other, and all the misery and deavour to find a sOlution of this Blankelt� ......... 22 t/2 25 20th 106 80 ;setting forth how important these At the close of that campaign
u` (down eby the Liberal administi'atio'n distress and' tia.gedy connected with mi'se'ry difficult problem. It is worthy treati'e's were to our constituency but, word went ,out, I do Hort know why,
- and th'e� outstanding results which it. of note that 'after ne�arl three Mr. Speaker, the 'Conservatives failed that a very light vote, had been poll-
µ: y years ,I should like to place on Hansard salsa the (tariff increases on farm inn -
M had been attained (between the years I dlo not think,. ;Mr. Speaker, any- in 'office the g•overnmlern't, partly, at elements under this government: to bell our people that in order to ed. The press. was not responlsmble
I'• . 1922 and 1930, accepted the chal- thing is gained by being unfair, and any rate, adapted the- very sngges_ secure the ,privileges o£ the, British for. that because• I have personal
C`:' lenge and the country was pltinged let ane say 1 did'not think that was tion made by my" honorured leader Old, rate New rate markert the 'duitites against foreign knowledge that the newspaper mien
into a 'gerneral election. a fair stabean'ent to rnako at the time 'during the 1930 caninpaign, namely Liberals Conservatives Percentage goods would be raised, and that the laid their best to get the correct fig- �
• The outstanding incidents. of that it was made, neither do I think it the calling of a conference to explore .. % Increase duties and taxes ori even Baitilsh ores Ibwt were unable to do so. The
f,; election are still fresh in aur minds. wau'ld be fair to -say now that this the whole situation, which suggestion Binders ............ ......... 6 25 300 goods iwould still prohli'bit those goads istat5g'meiat was made that Only about. l
Practically every 'Co•n'servativ,e. speak- gov'ei Herren' is wholly and entirely was ridiculed and made light of (both 'Seed drills 7',�s 245 233 from entering Canada. I need bard's- tem thous -and voltes were polled, and I
. er traced the depression, only in its. r'esponsibl'e for the condition' of un- Iby the -present Prime 'Minister and by 'M�nure spreaders ............. 7Y2 25 233 t�Y that our people resent in no un- want to give the figures•tao show hbw `
infiancy so far as Canada was con- ev:riployment that now ,prevails. But Hon. Mr. Ferguson, who took such Cultivators 7% 2151 233 certain" way the rtaxiffs imposed by erroneous ,that staterm,ent was. In re-
` c+eriied, to the policy, and legislation I do submit that the high tariff pol- an 'active part in that campaign. `I9, Milking machines ............. •�) .25 150 this government, which they feel are cent yeears the ,nates polled in ,Ghat"
y^ ' of the Liberal gav-,ernmient. They con- icy which has been adopted ,by prac- 'Many promises, sir, ,w'e're made in Ha loadleir 1%) 25 150 strangling trade and making it in- Aiding have been as follows: , n: .
Y Y, ddition to 'base which vt e ,
dtuained the ernimlent in ,aver way, tical! Y
i gov g g P .' 1 countries as well as by this a g• Y Premie s` a w�'eere Hated wire 5.........•........ Free 2 150 > t
shape and form for not finding more government has, contributed• more to 'di,scu'ssdnl Man o Progressives Liberals Consleert�a,tives Total F
ed the govermimrnemrt m every manner, an olther 1921 4 1045 4,061 3,965. 12,131
'_ nwktets and getting hi her rices for 'bringing about the chaotic condition Many
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agricultural products. They denounc- which exists in the world to -day than hopes were 'held' out to them in all Cr,eamn rato'rs .:......... . .:.. Free 25 1912'5 ...... • , • ... 1,680 4,947 4,694 11,'3'21 �
d', y ane thing. In my apimon parts of the d6mnnnon. Speaking at . � 1926 ............ .... 16,370- 5,217 •11,587
M spite of the fact, mark you, that' it has added enormously 'to the num- WdnniVeg 'Mr. Bennett is quoted, as Before leaving this point,., Mr. ,.taxation amto'untied to approximately 1930 ............ .... 6,176 15,92+7 12,003
this country had just passed through ,her of unemployed. And 'having ado,pt- having used these' words: Speaker, 'I should li'l,te to say that $116,000,000, but now we have in- 1`932 ............ .... , 7,046 5,067 12,149
an era of unprecedented 'prosperity. ed that policy this government is to "`Li'sten, you agriculturists in the ,these tariff's constitute a real hard- efoased taxation on 'almost 10viery con- The voce durum the by-election of this
West, and all other ada,, ,sfhip on the (basic producer. I•n my eeivable article, an'd at the same time g gavienmaiieavt. Since I have been
The expansion of trade in,Canada has that extent at any rate responsible parts of Cant
been perhaps greater per capita than for the situation that confrante, us at You have been taught to mock' at ,experience as an industrial worker our public debt is mounting by mil- 1932 was the largest votbe, polled in in this House I have listened very " "
Itha't of any other 'country in the the present time. It is -a well known tariffs and applaud free trade, tell for over 30 -'ears I have) found that !loins of dollars each year. We were recent years. J subtait these figurs, cloee,ly dto (the dacustsions of the pr , r
world. Our 'Conservative friends, fact that after the war this ;rolicy me when did free trade fight for with inerts, a duties we have had sed that e Mr. ,Spea'ker, to show the interest len* confronting the governmient.
howrever appealed to the reo'mli'. at has
would ,be taken in that by-election and also to
;•� , pp people for of high tariffs (began to operate in Y'ou? r You 'say' tariff's are 'only for l'es's ehnlplloymlent. We hada that ea- reduced, but what has happened? As Y � '
'the control of affairs., In order to ob- practically every the manufacturers I will make them 1 ►pared' with previous governments' show ,that our peorpl'e, desired' ter pro- Mr. -SPEAKER: The hon, gentle-
Pa'a y cry country. In Canada perience after the election of 1911; corm
fain support they 'broadcast some of its Operation was d!el'ayeld. by a low fight, for you as well, I will use them we had it again during the regime our elxperi tuxes are mounting by Resit against the hilgh tariff policy of man has spoken for forty minutes.
1. •,, , - � most ''extravagant promises that 'tariff government, but since 1930 it to (blast a way into the Imiark'ets that of 'Mr. .Meighen, and certainly we millions, while at the same time our ,
were ever heard in any political cam- has-been, in , full effect, and we have have been closed to you." have it now. 9 remeuter very well exports have been cut in two. In
paign..I have no desire unfairly to certainly felt its evil results. At Victoria he said: reading in the Toronto Globe in 'Sep- 1930 our exports 'amounted to $1,- - For Freshness Grow Quickly. protective covering from rase and +
Criticize the Prime Minister or any In regard to the promise to end ` "It is true we must have foreigr' 'beimiber, 19211, that there were thirty 146,000,000; in' 1932 they 'amounbed other flowering ,plants in, the spring
oiiluer hon. member;, T believKa there is unle to t, it was most unfortu- markets, an'd as I said thre other ever (Tender vegetables are quickly of the year is a •
mP Y'�n thousand mien out of work in that to only $587,0001*00. do 1930 our y question with which - 1
such a thing as fair crfticit'm, an'd I nate that in order to obtain votes ning, w'e will 'blast a way to those city. I think we shrould' get it into ,e?aparudituras totalled '' $398,000,000, grown :vlegetablev. Especially -w'it'h many, are concerned'. With such `
shall endeavour .to -keep within that promises of that kind were made with markets on a world wide 'basis with our mind's that anything that inter- while in 1932 they amounted to $448,- !such' :things as radish, carrots . and ,plants as rose bushes that have win- `
Wit• . little or no hope of their `being ful- ,any exportalble' surpluses; we do not, feres with'orr hinders the- progress' of 0,00;0'00, 'an increase of almost $50,- beets, is slow growing disastrous as tered' under cover it is, important '
' � was d!ecipl,v interested in ,and fill'ed., Thele promises had' ademur- have 'to'tvo11r atbout that." the roots 'become woody .ands filled t.ha- the_ r
. We a the -basic prodfucer is bound to have 000,0W. This-Uy,ear they are estimat- ...__ . - I ._ ...",_ protection-from-#li' .-di-ret .v -.. _..... .i. __ ,
. ... gamoewhat surprised at the remarks :ali•zm, efect v - with objectionable+ fibres.. But this, rays of the sun be continued until
i'p g upon the workers ' of re all familiar with the many its reaction ,in regard to the purchase ,ed at $417,0'00,000, an increase of Y' .
today of the 'Minister of Trade and Canada. It is well known that every promises that were made regarding of ni nrufactur'ed products. $19,000,000 over those, of 1930, while' mule also 'applies to, those' things us- the .season' of low temperature is
u':• Comimerce (!Mr. Stevens)., have not industrial tivork'er, indeed every one the price's that were to be received During the 19310 campaign the, our exports rills be approximately ad for salads. On this account it is _;per• On th'e other hand some un- ,
(been a member of 'parliament very no matter what his -vocation in life by the dairy, industries, the prices of promli,se was made that our debt $651,000,000 less than, they were in important to push growth along with covering even before the warm wea-
gong, but for many ,years I have read may be, must make his individual wheat and cereals and live stock. would be reduced, but now vie find that year. frequent ,cultivation, which in adds ther arrived, may have to be done to +
Hansard, and I ' was just wondering Qf . _t to Indeed the tion to checking weeds also con-' prevent the spread r
d, g provide for himself and his picture presented to the that instead our defbts are increasing The Minister 'of Trade and Cam- P pread of mold which is
:' when he,was complaining about crit- family. But'wh'e•n this assurance was agriculturigts was as ,beautiful as the 'to an alarming extent. b'uring th'e ineree (spoke in my horn,e town d'ur- 'serves moistures. Oultiviati'on ,alone ,v,,ezy destructive. If the plants have
11. icism,s which had been inad'e, if he given that everyone who wanted one for the unemployed, and I need regime of the late Liberal govern- ing the by -e te,otion, and the Conserva- will often keep the vegetables going been covered with boxes the ends
was the same hon. member who sat work would be provudled with work, hardly add that 'both classes were mlent tine had, a 'steady reduction in tibe paper there quoted him as fol- will
a dry 'spell but of course a should be taken out, and the wind
On the opposition 'benches and criti- that no one would be perm,itte'd to go equally 'disappointed. As a result the national debt. I am ,not going lows: few (pails, of water or an hour or two 'allowed. to play through them, but
m of the I with the horse at this 'time, will rove r t'
sized so severely the late Liberal bun ry or cold, the very thing hap- Paesent high tariff policy, with to trouble the house with extended Referring to the financial record p without admitting the sins rays' di-
govlermnent: ' Was he the same hon. n'�ned' which anyone' info had made its restrictive and strangling effects 'references to the, debt reductions of the bened-Cial. Where the supply of wa- rectl to the
government, ''Mr. Stevens told' Y plants:. With herbaceous
. gentleman who during the election any study of. psychalagy, would ex- on tradie, the prices of agricultural made during th'os'e years ,except to of th'e'succeess of loans secured in re ter is not as convenient as it might perennials plants the praotice should I
caunpai:gn criticized the Liberal gov- pect to happen=the workers' of o'ur products are sinking to depths pith- say that they, totalled $257,866,932. cent years, whicih indicated, of course be it is a good !plan, in laying. out the •be to remove a little of the mulch at '
'' ernrnent4so severely? I have erto unknown, while' the rice's of Now, however; we .are about $445 - the faith the garden, to rpllant those things, most a time so as to allow some .light to
Y • pointed, country in ever ince-ea,.ing numlbers p , , people hemi' in the in. g S
r.; out that immediately before the elec- began to look ` to, 'the government, commodities h'hat the a,gaicultuatist,' 000,000 worse off 'than we were 'be- tegrity of the ,Prime .Minister and his in need of extra mloiasturre, such as pass thrqugli, and also accustom the
I%, ,tion this country was beginning to and rightly so, to sea that th'e'se elec- must purchase are through, the same fore. ' The debt increase for one year government. radish, lettuce and celery, closest to plants gradually to the cold night , ,
feel the effects of the world depres- tion promises wel•e carried out. I tariffs kept at heights ,out of all prois Imiore •than double the debt red'uc- ,, 'I sulbmlit 'sir, that conditions are the pump. Fertilizer, is another way air,
Sion and the number of Unemployed1Nave noted since that election' that portion to the prices that the farmer tion -made in any year :since confed- ,sear ous when after two of hurrying growth and therefore as- 1 1 '
}'' receives. ? years in suring vegetables of the highest qual- �"
was increasing. Elviery • ,effort was members of, the cabinet in m'a'king `eraition. (In the period from 1930 to power, in regard to our financial ityY , Canadian Cheese Export. t
made to make political capital out putblic addresses have en'd'eavlored.to. Having in mind the Prime Minis- 1932 this administration added $202,- Position this government can only
of the very undesirable situation point -out that there is not the indi- ter's protmlisa that -he. would' 'blast a oloopo.0 to "thee national debt while in boast of the loans the. have Sow Sweet Peas Early. Reports to the De
Y Put ov- e'Po Partneri from , +
'whi,ch was developing. At every Con- victual effort that there should *be, way into the markets of the world the two , reviou's years under the er. Landon, England, state that there is
I far all a I'con-'
Ys' The first flowers to go iia. will be v
aerv'ative meeting the unemployment that there is a tendency to aepend agricultural pro -ducts, I con,-� Lilberral government the debt was re--IWi'th regard to the inerease in ex- the Sweet Peas. For good results -little indication of doubt that the
jpn+olbleirri' was pai'tictilarly featured, too much on the gowerrimsent' for the
fess that I was amazed to hear such diced by $119,000,000. In the first penditure as compared With our ex- these rrinrst Ib,e ''planted just as soon 'prance O£ Canadian cheese can be fair- ,
I.- aand the responsibility therefor was P-rovixion of all needs. This is es- statements in reference to the em- two years of this 'admini'stration ex- ,ports, I should like to place on Han'- as it is ,possible to 1get a 'spade in the ly held, and that stocks will be out t
charged directly` to Liberral legisla- pecially true in regard to the address- pire treaties as that they were de- 'pendhtures were 'higher by $107,000,- •sard our ,exports, our expenditures ground. Usually t'he're are one or of the way before the new season's
tion'. The Prime 'Minister made some es given by the Minister of Trade ,and to shut out the foreigner, an'd, 000 th'ai't in the last two make arrives•
l; years •of the and the percentage that
expenditures two flays in early April when it is This 'statement was (based on the
,..,. definite statements concerning unemi- Commerce and the Minister of Rail- that all nasions outside of the em- Lilberal regime. During the years bo export. I submit that than re;pre- possible to w'o'rk up the �soil in the ,
. ploymtemt. I have' no doubt they have ways and Canals. One Cannot sow 'P`i'e w'oul'd The asked to pay tribute frons, 1923 to 1930 the reduction in sents a serious situation: warmest part of the garden and this fact that at (March. 1st, aptproxiinp,-
'S,' been quoted mlany times; in fact since the, wind without reaping the whirl- for the privilege of dealing with the ately ,4,000 fonts of Canadian cheese
empire. is the time 'and place for these' flow-
„ coming to this house I have heard wind. We are reaping the harvest P e• These are damaging state- - Expiortil Per cent, was dpi, hand, ,with further arrivals
1.
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them read, ,but I take the liberty, of today frorm a 'seed which was y effort to secure in millions E ers. They -do best it a climate where
remits so far as an xp the sumlm,er nights are inclined toobe 'estimated' at 3010 'tons for ,March,
Expenditures e enditure to
, i making further reference to them. thoughrtle,ssly sown - during the_"cam- foreign trade is concerned, and are Year— of dollalrs in'mdl9rons tonal exports
and 200' tons for April. In 1931 old r
.1 1P' cool. They must have extra water 'Canadians finished on September 4th
h," _ 1926 ...................... $Y,328 $355 26.7 during dry weather. It is advisable P
' h 1927 ....................... 1,267 , 315'8 28.2 at 70s. per cwt. 'In 1932 old Can-
,ii1. to 'sow in a trenvch and suprport on adians finished on Jul 15th after a
1928.11a ......... , ........ , :... 1,250 378 , 30.2 "' brush, 'strings or poultry netting. Dig y ,
"1 19'29 .......................I. 1,3'89 378 27.2 the trench a foot' deep and put in 'raped upward swing in price to 84c.
1930 R........................ 1,14'5 398 34.7 three Or four inches of well rotted! Per 1
.: 1931 ....................... 817 440 63.9 In the present year, from Janna
;' leaves, or manure. This, in addition 1 t to th
;n i .0YAL YEAST -CAKES; 1932 ....................... 587 448 76.4 to lana food provides s e beginning of this month,, '
elhd a 0 ban P abner�' the price has continued constant 60s.
i•,ke.b ri93Fri(s� Mr Gosdlin reswrned know 417 - the corresponding oriopdints under +
to 6'8s'., (being uist two
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I ,!:j$,:,, ..:, .*4y 0 day g haw they were to forget pot nrhes of fine !garden s'O,il 'and in this P g P of last I1
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$ 'his speech rand 'sairll: l'i'ce, trust G}ie minister cl'earred that the .see'd about twos inches apart encs fir'
..d,4..,.--: ......... .(Mir. Speaker, just before the house up by asking theme to vote for the, the same Amp. Gradually the spring t
closed o>a Ttiersday evening I was go- gorvernrment canc�idabe. The good old end summer rains will fill in the re The pralctioe of inexperieauced
`' A f f ing to point out t'ha't the M]nisltetr of Tory way of forgetting politics— mainder of .-tlhe trench asesu'riu'g stout horsemen in watering their horses t
" light i Trade and Gamlm+erce ('Mr. Stevens) vote for the Tory candidatel stemis and abundant deet roots. after feed is a dangerous one be- 1.
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. `:. in h,is _speech had rather dared the Mr. 'GA'SGRAIN: Torus are strong Sweet (Peas will 'bl'oam from early cause the digestive fluiids are inter-
""' w i IT"Onibems from 'fh,e rural consltituen'c- on that„ Jv'ly until (rest, if thR flowers are f—d with and,sickli is often the )
i . ' , les to vote against this budget.' Now, IMr. 'GODDING: Then •vie had in pioked daily. If nlat picked, iseecl result. "Water (before 'feeding (lab
a Olt OVER 50 years Royal Yeast G�kes ^ Mr. ,Stpeaker, 1 db not approve of .addition to the Minister of Railways -pods start 'bo develop and bloomfin � quantity depending on the � �
<' "'`; ; (that line of delbate -because I think waimith of the horse
have been the standard of quality. " ;f : ' :;;; :. ;. s s� ` ' and 'Corals, the I1VI5ndster of Trade and "soon ceases. For assured calors an )and 'again . 1 i
r ,.4 tam" we sthauild ail rnse aur ludgtnemt on GOmtnerOe the Minister of Iralbour big blooms,od seed is essential. fore going .to work, when onl�r a
�, Sealed in air -tight waxed paper, they keep matters of this kind wit'howt any in- (IMr. C,andlon') and the 'Manistei of Tree Planting. moderate drink will suffice," its the t
1I' fresh for months, Keep, a supply handy. :`:`�" ; ;' ? w y:;% timnidattion or coercion. In, regard to National 'With roadtiside, ,triers points out advice Of farm experts.
Z ...:. ><s's?:'s >:::>::; ^s:<::';F<::::<:>r:. t 1 Defentce (Ma. Sutherland). , p
And send for the ROYAL YEAST SAKE ' '`l'l> s ;fa<». the ba et WuAf, cemta"inlly there are
:...:; I wet to say this, that ,the created 'the Department of Agriculture at l
BOOS to 11se when you bake at home. ><»::<>s: ss, ::s:: <> �;; same things lin at wihdch are accept- a S ,le [Ottawa, close satin should be a11
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:<z`:•;!zz>;:::is<`'>>:%>-' aib11 some which aye rP mndid 1 ion. an my con- planting
:;: et, and them are om a voided a t !cosi' 40 flmert ,bean B
' Address Standard Brands Ltd., Fraser Ave. Istituency, endeavoured to put + g allo,ai'ed :le Important a
''`'` in m view ,Objectionable, and I portant i
`' Toronto, Ont. Y J their case it {before olio o• 1 between varieties such pis Ith'e maple,
l`r + and Liberty St., To , O•s ":':`;;>` :::#'' r n pe P e
would rax think to a moire t of from their To Good Health i
,' and 50 feet between e�lmvs. At these
Ila` - h r% -` swallowing 1•t holues•Ibolu& I want t6 P of view, t;e o en-
s } r g dleavoure'd the deJbabe on a distances such trees make 'a beautiful Bile is of vsitad importance to good r
91, refer in a few words to our recent stretet, 'and when they mature d0 Hot health. it has been found that ,Bile
�.11 i,,. . ""' r� high (plane, and if they flailed to se- overs, noi''only plays an ihiportant part in
Try this Easy -to -Make Recipe by-electibmi held in 'South 'Huron• lawns shrubs or Rowes
cure the necessary> the digestive processes, but that it
' , ' k :^ An Hon. 399MMR, Oh, forget itl their ,cand'id'ate it s Ot dweoto watt ms's• � ' is a marvelous natural laxative, aid ,
;i for FORM CARE ' -
b)"K�, 'Mir. ,GOLD�INGr;, ,D'ufing that cam,- Ishontlooatng on their garb. I'. adtrruire It is absph0ely essential tba't pro- is one of Nature's great 'weapons
'" Cream i,G c. sugar with• / c- wen. Cover and net aside in ,paign 'wre',hail some r'a'ther peculiar the debating abilitiez of these hon,. tectio'n be provi'died. The young tree against constipation. One of the first
butter. Add to f beater, ego warm place free from draughty l"' It z, ? r appeals made by our Conservative gemltlelmem, and althoulgh we engaged is 'an irresistible temptation to the' essentials to good health, therefore, I I
11 and beat until light. Add 1 c. to rise until double in bulk esmtall boy, while Cars animals and Is to keep the liver toned up and in.
friends. Wie had in kkie constituency in than contest there is no reason Y, > vigorated so that it will I
�: even lawn answers acme liable to cause produce a
r, fnkewarmmllk.Stirwell.Add (above 1, hrs.). Knead five mbineit ministers. My horn. why we 'should rat be the ''best of atormal flow of rich, health giving
la 1 cup Royal Yeast Sponge, sown aA•' place in wan- friend the QVlinkvtti i of Railways' and Ai'elnid's and I want to tell them that damnuige. tStigUng• its nrecres'sary and bile. Sargon and Sargon !-ills con- 1 ,
d+'o-i',iC !44'c. citron, y c. raisins, % c. greased tr.he pan. Brash Our free book- '
$4'�' ' chopped almonds, % tsp. salt, top with egg and bake in I.. let•"THEROYAL Canalls (Mr. Manion) field our people I have 'everry resp for. theme. '?riow- the protection ahOuld includle a box- tain the most effective stimulants to
{ ' the bile secrets
,iw" and enough flour to trraka soft moderate oven abput 45 ROAD TO BET- tihatt tilers wars' no 'ordinlary by-election, ever, we Libera'ls�'We t that if tli'e irllg' of iron,' wolod Or wire.. WatkriYng ng activity of the liver
a � . known to medical science. Their ac. '
r, dough (about 4 cups). Knead minutes. »gas TER 'Hr,ALTH, indeed he us (Yuotted' as lea ing said ,governmuent rwanlbed to Isulbsmi't a leb- of newly plan1tedl trelds in dry' wee- .
tP 'her dg ntilm11ar1 tion is directed tb "Increase the
'' ' tette how Royal than it WaR ratber a ebntseit , or is'eite or eieairdu4ir11 om this question, Pa y imrportanR, pre i
Ifi q duction of bele, ,When this has been
N" *ROYAL YEAST SPONGE `` � � YeastCakeawiU referend lin, and thmtt ithle e7iss orf the 'shat was quite ails aright, but we be- Slpri'anklling,is apt to priovre Inadequate accomplished, the bile Gauges natural
Ar , ;:.•::.:: i improve° yonr sole and a and sitialkimu should be,
a� t w <.•,;.,;,,a� V ld ivete ,on Sovtth Huron— lievietd tb were using sonic 1 Royal Yeast Cake in flour. Beat thoroughly. heal�h,endeug eY g the treaties g g pro- and Nhorough bowel rriOvement. 4er-
�'>:$iii!:;;,u,.;::,.. Vided' at 1+ 7 , O , r
+ t'Si 1.is platlfiketvarm water for 16 Cover and let rise over- , : X-%,,;; gest pleasant (Ani hada. t11�3MiE�R: Lb sounds a8 a �Creem't0 Corvler w the record Of � r h7lbfJrViUl86 Pr11ne g n alis are leagnnt,
i )�i% f', . tole, Dl60olve l tbsp. eugtlt.ie night to double in bulk, in ,.; .X :' if ways to taste FatmSliar. the government, and for thmtt treason g a vbad avers traf- p gentle and'
„ 'hi h mann- ge thorough and do not act like any
i,`' '; in '''a:'- : them- Mr. 'GODDW4: --and that for the as far as we were concerned, the fie. As sob- as gvrowth and' he] ht otheir pflls or lairative you Mtvel ever
Iy, I yy ly 'tteilk. Adti tofdfasotved waYmpiacofreefromdrau¢jtts tin]te bpita2 were 1YEt1+e i10� , will permht g taken. Over 13'6,000,00'0 have been '°'
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ities and 'note later approval of the want to t dbwbe, hers to •m. ibraanch-being wane too high,I r
SiIY MARL+ -IN -CANADA GOODS- Y OP-
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