-.M

_,_ -,a ,,\ t_1.___ ,_i _ _ __ _ .vs_ .~. ., f _,_ ,fn _t _ ,t __ '. "’-_- -.,..';--1~’:*.~`»"~~`f="‘5~r-5'-"` --'H »?~..'if»~.-‘-_. “- - -.f---,syn-..~ .;: 'J ...sa ,_ _ __ _ f -

i....\t.<.........2_.t,.. . . _...._.:isi-.sz....u'.'zsm»i»a»ai.».\\:.»..».t.-1sew,new.:~'.,_-1-,,.»_-r_\¢¥,f,,.,.,..p,,,,,,_.__,_,_.,,_.,,`,,,,,,,__q_,,,,,_,_ _________ _,,______,____________-_.______,_. *,_

` 81, 1921

"' .~

i.1*T"7r-_`

:-4‘- w 11/#L_

2:12

HW# thot t1l_¢_liiit=.i_0usIy\§resli\ __,i'i‘i_d ’f!'e§rwf flavor;-;__S° unconi-' in “Just or _ _

‘ .

_ ._,_',, - ' .__

1-w

sg.. -

‘Yo I r e" -nst'wir1~'afemodsu~“s¢e his

-4* r I is Si* f I Canada andthe Measures Propused for its Successful Outeume. 0

"_, .,,;~_ v'-"~_--1.;-..--;,-_,-_.~ r

“_ - - f.,-.1 L..

~ 9-5:=_

,_41.

.-»

v ~, ~_` ur

is if

=-e;-

' |lql@D`.Wll'|l.‘ ttiueestosovereo

, ` _`;._ADvtitliSiilinNTS -

-lst be aldedjo mint to cover postage, en. ,

Uonsroedepsieonnt no one word. but ll_ve llgues (ns 31.000;

It nut :ceo-poly all llvertlue- he overlooked. Advertisements o .

ti, :ra

t be acknowledged.

, . '-,-._._~i _

4.. - -_ \.,

. _ __ --

0 ‘non

t _

MISOELLANE OUB

J v’ ' . _ - i_._*FOR SALE-SEVERAL WHITE 1; fox palts. Apply}_54 Queen Street-'

js* 'FOR BALI!-HBAVYDROWN FA. per, suitable fm' placing under p_ mrpst. 5 cents \>.|tofl,At Guardian ~~ office. `i"""

F-OR SALE, _PURE BRED AVR-

shire -bull (registered) 7 mos. old. Apply Mrs. Ernest Prowse, Bmckley. __

FARM FOR BALE -. SPLENDID

farm of '44 'acres at`Mllton, 6

; miles from Charlottetown. near

churches, school house and saw mill. Apply to L, Moore, Milton.

_*FOR SALE, FIVE PASSENGER

touring car, in splehdid ,condi- '~tion with full equipment, run

`- only 2,000 miles. Appiy Bourke & '_ Wdndsor, Service, Station.

MALE HELP WANTED

._-_ .f-'-f‘:;¢s1§~%!;__..-rr

_MAKE MONEY A1; HOME " l1§ - to $60 paid weekly for your

spore time 'writing' showcards for ns. No canvassing. We instruct and supply ' you with work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 57 X., Colbcrrne Street Toronto. » `

'_ UBALESMAN WANTED -SALES-

, _,' man a self respecting salesman

f. whose ambition is beyond his Present occupation might find

more congenial employment with

_ us and at the same time double

his income. .We require a man of clean Gharacter lwind in mind and body. of stronf personal ty

‘

_ I t scouring nocrn WY1°f°_1l1d'llf1'! woul¢ be reward

_ ed with tar above average earn-

ings; married man prcferrcd_

i Apply to Mr. J. C. McLean. Bell

second floor_ Riley building, Queen St.,_ opposite Prowse Brothers.

-_.

_-'Want Law And

. Order in Siiesia

9- PARIS, Miuy 30.-The French Government urges that law nur

"`_i,order be restored in =Siiesla. Thu ‘farrival cf British Battniicyns has a 't good effect on the population in' _ invaded region. The Germans are ‘keeping -up their operations in Up- ~-per Sllesizi 'but are waiting for the ferrlvai of the LBritisli troops to res- '~5t'ore order. Tho reports of the al- ifed__iiig1_i __¢o_x_i;,p_i_lssloncrs :irc _not -1-‘i=’_i-uf;-lf?-_-f ‘ ` . --<-o>---

- .NAVAL CODE-BOOKS.

On every ship ln' the American

WEOHAVE ON HAND CAR OF __‘Cement. Lowest possible cash .. price wkhile unlo-ading,-4Co-op

erative Farmers, Emerald, per Jno. Fyffe.

*ALL UNCALLED FOR SUITS

sul/ts and gvercoate from our 30 branches throughout Canada will be sold at $14.00 each. Odd trousers $3.95. Odd vests $1.50. in many casen this price ‘is less than one-third their actual val- ue. Merchants buy these goods for re-sale to their customers. Wise men will buy two or three

~ suits and an overcoat. For sale

at our store only. English `& Scotch Woohen Company, 158 Richmond Street.

'CLOTH. CLOTH, CLOTH- D0_

your wor_n_en_fo1ks. need mater- ials in good qualities _for their dresses and suits? We have thousands of yards that will be sold as low as $2.75 per yard, half regular price, in goods 5-ifto 56 inches wide. This is an ex- cellent opportunity to'get mater iais in better qualities than us- ually found in womens fabrics. and also take care of the child- ren needs. Gall at our store. Eng lish & Scotch Woollen Company, 158 Richmond Street.

'MT<‘1A§;xI.i<: 1il~;L1°~'

\vAN'rED _

*WANTED. MAID‘ F_0R GENER-

al housework. Mrs. I). Davies, 14

.__Es>1eeeile- - _ _, ~

.¢'.,~~ -

-- WANTED

*WANTED--TO RENT ON OR BE.

navy. the commanding officer and

' `forc.t.he first of September next,

liiiiisc with -inodcrn conveniences.) Kindly write Box 244, Charlotte- town.

the sonnrirl -in r-oiiinizinti :irc czicli

i`-iirnli-'lit-rl with 1| ruipy ol' the siir‘i'ctl

nuvul code 'of thc governiiicni.. 'illicso hooks :irc Iimiiitl not us or- dinary books. in cloth covers, but in heavy metal backs. 'i‘he object is to prevent them froiii falling in the hands oi' the cneniy, for their weight is so greut tliut when tihrotwn into the writer they sink immediately, whereas if bound in the usual manner tho' spreading leaves might keep them afloat long enough to permit u vigilant enemy to pick them ulp.

Tlicse officers :irc corninnnded

f-irst of all~thiiig:s to throw these books overboard ,br-,tore surrender- ing__thcir__ vessels or wlioncyor tliorc is ri' danger' of an enemy getting u-board. 'l_"he rripturo oi' one oi’ tlio'se'~bd'6'k`s, it is coiisidered by tho naval authorities, would hc inoro dis:i.sti'ous in time of war than the loss of a fliuttleship.-Wusiiing bon Star. Y

- iw- rv- -mm'-'ilifw

'l. Wi'

tP0srUM CEREAL

is a hot, cheering, _meal-time beveragefulgf satisfiymg to

I the taste,e.n you can drink

_ _ _-_ ,_ .._ _ ,_

tf0ontlnued)

\Now, 'then ho . member from

Red Deer says: We have 'hcud ex- cellent results he ez in the case of industries ‘that had no protection _I can show you, he says, just als good results- from inidustr'-les that _have liaul to suffer from -free trade ,con'dit‘ion‘s, I wa-nh, to exiaimlne that s't.'i.‘t-emefnt for a moment.

'Between 1806, when the Liberal

_party .came into power, 'and 1011, _they placed ‘three importa'nit ar- _tidies on the free list-I think I a'm safe iii saying only three. There have been fur -more impor- .tanit 'anticles put on 'the free list rsince, if ith‘at fact amounts to any- thing 'hi ith-c way of iargirmen-t. _They placed ‘three ‘artiicies on tthe _‘ree list: iiurbcd wirre, cream -se- pnriutors -and -binder t-wine. As the hon. member for Red Deer told us _iii lsiicii graiihic cfaisliion two years sign, ‘lie had 'to -satisfy himself wi*t'ii _those three ‘articles on the ‘free list; he kept turn‘iiig the -ore-aim separsitor on platform after plait- _forni; the kqpit fx‘ay’l'ug the binder _twine until h‘is fingers w-ere sore, _anti kept pulling at the iiainbed wire ii1.n‘ti'l he \wia's'htadiy mutiliated iii the process. Now 'lie comes mid tens ns in this House teiiait the -liindcr twine industry has .pros- _porcd; tlitit iinvslctifrl of being an iii-jury thc 'wiping away of the duty was rt benefit ‘to the binder twine

lnrlirsitry. _ Weil, tii_e _ifmmetlioite answer would be itiriisz if ‘such is _Ulie dass, why wa»s__not the same _thing 'done with ‘other ‘urt‘iclcs? ,Why did ft'hey not keep .right on pii'tttlng._tliings ou rthe free list? ‘The fact ‘is preciscfiy tlio oppositte-ta-nd _I may say that I'would be only too glad t`o be iiit,cri‘-u_pi.e<l if any lion.

_gciiitlcniziu liius any i`-ault do find _witii-vllic 'figures tlrziit 'I um iio'w

course of my wrldrcss._A.s .rcgnnis _tltebinrder twincyinduistry. tlioro _was o 12% per ocntt duity up to 31897. lit wins rorlucorl to 10 lio- ,tweeri 1807 'amd 1808. and t'li-on it was lilliolisiierl. Ilut. wii-:it ‘imp-

_pencd? Wo ‘lihve had li1i the lust

lliziit liirslii-ess, :ind of 'tiic-sc 25.

_sonic large -:iii tl:-ionic siiiall, 12 _lizrvc griiio liito lrluirilzi-tion, 7 luivc liccii rlisnieriitlcrl ‘ami have 'limi to _quit business; 3 rwore burncrl down and only 3 remain, one of them, I thiufk, the plant meiitloiied by the hon. memlbcr for Red Deer. I ,i1i'du»s‘t1ry- you- are going .to exter- _mluate it wholly by putting 'its product-on tiic free list, ibut. ii’ you li‘a.vc results in all indus'ti'leIs such us have v'i‘o’iio~wcd in this -ca/sc, what coiidi-tion would the industrial life pf this country bo in today? We

_in-arituiii ri. very ‘modcrzito duty on farm limpiom-ents; it only averugcs 14.6 `t’ud'uy, ami wc 'iiiive not 3 but 68 planfts in tii‘ii't industry. But \v'iuit rubout the 3 ibinidcrr trwine 'in- dustries which remain? All credit to them for surviving. One, the industry mentioned by my -hon.

there have lbeen large purchases

foci that they could not have

_ QS CU-PS a:5_y°u- '- mode a dollar under existing condi- ' T10 l.‘I°I'l.'CGt1O__`.|.'I‘ TO I_i_el.’Y€S. tions in this country, had they not.

boon fortunate enough to make

" w _ .- "’

\ B8tt€l" I1l.8h.tS Rnd mOfn' profits in purchases of the raw - ings usually .Follow a chan .e mieflel- In “°“° *lm the divi-

`_ to postum as the -habla .. dsnds 'been continuous; ail‘ fhavr

' 3. ~- , ', . i ~ -U _v -

had a thard struggle, and one, if not two, are engaged new in the pro-

uyyiefe S' a 1 I aucsion__ar_0viier _nisiernii.'___'I_'iiii

iq his production at other mais-

.- _ _ 'm'.‘,riiii of mini* wav. ._M°‘lCl’Y Canadian P°““’“ c_°'°'”l r °¢§.i for aff inf

M Ol

_ ` .et - .. ., ,. ,_ . ,..' ,, ' . 4- » M' » e _ .

'»»- » - - - 1 . it.-_.ri » ‘i ~ _ia-_ s.y.£‘.-¢i.._»‘e~-flew"-»-_»~~¢+‘~,,».-~.."'“‘f*i »,~~:n.i-'<. 'l J i . Y ' ' ». . .

run cHA1uf§r:l'Eri">wN ` ’ ' ‘S

GUARDIAN- 1 - ' PAGE

--r--~.

_goin-g to give; only too gitad in this' _roi‘a't'lon as :ln ‘Miy-other in tfhe;

->~€_.

t . \

__ . r

e . » ‘i I I » - _ ~ f _ _ . _ _ ,, ._lirght_ lien. Arthur Merghen Tells oi- the Abnormal Task Before the 'People of

advantages tb their~man-ufacturers because of their relations with tthe Philipines, t'h/e Government of my hon. friends opposite in 1903 put a bounty on the prorfuct.ion roi binder t:wne, and those mills ox- istcd upto 1913 'because 'the boiin- ty was on. That bounty, which was paid out of -the treasury oi Canada, was 'paid noi., surely, in accordaiice with free trade prin- cipies. it was paid though, in or- der that those industries might survive. -Such is the record. And all tire w'liile -the wiioesaie price of binder twine has gone u-p from 7 cents to about 21 cents a. pound. In this connection I should like to read an article on this suibjeot pub- lsiied by ri. man who claims to be something of an authority and wdio certainly is an observer of affairs in `Caiiarlu, nn autfiior for whom l have -respect. The article states:

l.ast__ year-_ I think this article was written

iii 1012 or 1013. ‘The House should rememiher that the binder twiiio liulustry like many anotlier, had advantages from the war. During the war, their A\merlcan competi- tors were over supplied with or- ders. American railways were not managed as well as ours were

in the wuy of traffic, and they were blocked. Great advaiitages riv- cruod to our iiuiustrlcs as u result.. But as-regards t’-he situation iup to the beginning of the war, this is what tlis aut'i1orlt.y has said w'h0 has made ii special study of the suiiiject. I will .give his nirme if I aim requested to do so. '

Lust your, over 527 bushels of

grain were tied up-in sheaves in Canada. This means that. semi

liiiitlc_i‘_ twine will be used in this country every year for t‘he harvest- iirg of li billion husiicls of giui-i. Wh!-Ui one iihiffltii `0i“t‘hg YQLLW e

;iirim'$Iili,'$lt

|s"in1'posslble’even to guess at'the voldme of binder twine to lie ccii- oiiinod iii Canada in the years to come. Yet, with the oxistcncv o‘i` surii ri muitkei-.I comparative-i_v

iittlr: oi the product is imude_,hcrc. --‘I may any that at the time the

duty was taken-off,_,we imported

»_t\vciity-iivc yerirs 25 industries inl-_‘billy-raibout 20 per cent of our con-

s’irmptioii: but the last year for iviliicli l iirivo’-tiho tigureé,.wc im- ~portcri"‘ovt‘r` 50 per celi`t',`__"aiirl one your we im-ported 80°‘per cent of our consum'ptloii.__ Y _'l‘lie" article cmitiniios: '

Our needs lii‘é”f`re`uily` supplied

by use united states. 'rim and tons of_fTax, _dl»11‘i'e,_,whicli some day will be perfected as :i raw material for the ’maiiufa.‘ctui'c of binder

twine, are going to wustc on the priiiriefx cvcry sousriii, all because no one vain make proiltaiiblo use of it in (lair-adii. 'i‘hcrn is not evcnll the iiidui_c`e`nie`n't to srtvo this ritw material for thc purposes of manu- facturing.

Sucli a condition exists chiefly

bcciuuse of :iii uiicquuil competition in the iiin`dci- twine ti-mio ‘between Canada and .tilic Uiiitctl States. The ndvulitages are with thc lat-

' I `4` __ _ 1 | friend. I think. ilras H iiwi-DIY in ter rzouiitry, whose irirger :uid old-_ _ ____ ______ __ w'___u___ the ___d_____

Hiiilfux and there is-aiiotiher in M- "ml mum powm-["1 industries 0 0 0° ( .f) _ what was that did not ca-li for a. reduction

Montreal. 'l‘-hose plants are cn have not oirly rubsolutcly ircc ac done ____ ___ ______ _____y ____ w_._a_.a'_0_-5_ '

gel mainly in tho production 1 th Cu; ii ii nnirkcr but ' ' they had $0 be B8'-iH`ll6d With lhli-

ga ( (Ms 0 B lm A Mr “OBE was this man giving an must. tell the farmers that that

'r C c s 0 - I 0 0 1 ~

‘ of other material which is cover- also pi-;,¢1|¢i\||y jnormpoiizc _ the ___ _,___ '_____ _________0 _make ___ rl

ed by n duty, the binder twine valiiliilrio supplies of i'ii.\v inaitcrinl in __§e':__r___‘ __________________ ___ each case” was all they could 'get LBS!

0 lieing nraniifaotured as a partial the Phi-lllppine islands. Time! M ________G_____N_ _______we____`_____ year's almendment did call for a

r .

product These fm-its I have from was, when the greater part of the ____ was __ _"___ _e_J__e____________ve ___ __,____ reduction This y_ea_i£_ a_ll__t_he3é_;lo

- one who, I think, may the ‘looked binder twine business of Canada is to express regre s e v

Counting C1¢ck Strokes u-poii us an uuiliiority. 'Pliers is 'was carried on bl' ‘mnadmn mmm- g1eg,I:n`1I‘ea(;j3r'__T_[_l_(lwI___f_f3_ '_‘_(;t__2“_:'_§( ernment did not propose reduc-

I » 0 Og DB. GB ' ` -

at nleans 10511-lg the “nomar of 'mess factories in Bram- mcmrem' T(H]ay‘fntlhlwel:wllelm-' fair 'ss to quote figures for one don; ___wi£____I _2_1g_I’_0B;___t_.l_ie;o__<l_¢;

I da O-UTS dfovfslness. ford; it is excellently managed and mgly large sham 0 ,` S us ness make in one country and another ‘mgr ' - _ _

Y has been a fair success B-ut I is in the hands of -the so-called make ___ ____o___e__ c0_______y _________ happen any governmen_t_ that dd.

A Cup Of tea. 01° COfF€e dt ________k_ ___ _he __0___ _____________,_____ Wm Harvester ,_,________ w___c__ __o____ “___ - men ___ _______ F___________s'_ _________ they know -tliiespirit t is country

bedtime results ` inquire, he will find that the rea- make a pound of twliie in Canaria, g;:_‘_f‘l;_____0w _________c________ _______ “___ is in tr_>;ra_i;ds _any te_ari;_i:_ dc\:_n of

sons for that success are most un but sends l-t from mills located t___________ o____o_______ ____e _award ________ its tar srr ers a s me.

drear wakefulness. . _ ` ' Ti. i. -ii. is is volume of

.Y _ iisuulreasons. He will find that across the line, _ _ newspaper c_____m___o____ ___ the _w.,e____ w_:yomn_:_v_;____ ;0_w_do__9_ ___ __d"__c__

I could go on reading the article

tihat survive, tlliat the sworn tes- to bounties paid out of the troas- not admire the mme of the hom _ tim*-ony of the maiiagemont in tire ury oi lihis`co_'un_try'. " ‘ member he is bound at .least .to _'BCG Of Bmiill 4981511?-i0li, Nlleillg rinse-1‘r.ii~ink it is storey versus--' Mr. cR1~mAn; vviiw is use have _“gh mud ,___ ms e,,,,,,,, tariff barriers nsuinst this eeuhtry

- ' . - -- ' ii it wil uh

_ 0. ._ __ _ ._ .for fre_e.tra.de. _Ho can find one ______ ____,__| b___._,_e_._ d°,w___ 1-h,,.e_ _ .- " I _

'north south. esst'or west. up - _ `

_______ve'__dow__ __e____w_ ____ w__a______e__ he fore. because they would like to be , _ _ _ _

Pmd, 'éonscqueiit-ly, the _comparison-

.scparator which the Americans

Mr. MEIGH-EN: -Mr. Normsn_

`P. Larmliert, now secretary of the Canadian Counicii of Agriculture. I could pass from one of those classes of goods made free to an- other; ,but if I do, this speech will be much longer than it ought to be

in a Budget debate. _

My hon. friend frequently refers

to the cream separator business. After the hon. memtber for Red Deer (Mr. Clark) has ceased turn- ing the cream sepamtrir, the hon. member for Marquette (Mr. Cre- irur) took up the task. On plat.- _foriii after platform he has ibeen ,churning away at those separators. [ cannot understand-in fact. I am pretty well convinced that 'the con- trary is the fact-wthat benefit in Jlic world has accrued frotm taking the duty off cream separators. One 'cuuscarcciy produce any better eiudence thu. -nthat fiirnisliert in an .article tihut appeared some time

hon. memiier for Marquette wants to knoiv what the Regina Leader ls, I can tell him that too. That journal deputed one of its staff to tlii'l out what the dif;‘ei'ences in .price 'wore between implements in the United States and in Canada. Ho investigated the matter. Every one knows that you can take a place just to suit you, on the-one side of the line or ou the other, and you can in that way make a difference in price in favour of_ wrhichevcr country you like. T-he best case that I have seen present- ed in regard by way of -comrparison was presented 'by Mr. Fimdlay, manager of thc Massey Harris Company. -It seemed to -he most com-plete, and I believe ii. made an impression throughout the West. His figures showed -the points wiiiere the freight rates were equal

figures to show what difference tiirwc was between the 'price a

’ter apparently did not know that (Cream separators had been 'on the

,l-urieri tlicm iii the list, and he

'gilt-wed that -wc -.rcre paying in _this country some $80 for a cream

-paid $60 for. or, perhaps, tho prices 'arc $90 riiid $70 respectively. At

all events, the biggest margin of diffcreiico proportioii:-.te to cost, was iii rho case of cream separa- tors. That 'would not indicate that we were very much the better off in point of price, to say notlhiug

try is iii. liecziuse o

looks. No imatter what the fact that presents itself. to 'him it is sn-

light,° if it is dark, every-

thing_ is an argument for free

trade. He will take, any Hsures at mil, and wpeide down or down- side up they will show that the

nge in fthe Regina Leader. ‘If the~

., -ii 1- Wi... 3 i . _

_. , -- -»»,»_, - f r- 'FL -4, -~ 1 qu-__ _ul

Ass ri-no 0 ' -nsco sus cno rsniou,

one country that he says has a free trade tariff is prosperous. He told us that Great Britain was going strongly aihead now, and that we,

\¢-_

unfortune.taly,"were in ia had ‘posi- tlon.‘ Why, he said, last March our trade went down by $100.00 000 and his hair- almost- turned

white at the prospect before this country, when we actual-ly -had such a diminution in trade in one month-. -I asked him later for the corresponding 'figures for Great Britain, and also asked him to state how our entire year's illgures compared witlh those of the year before, and how our trade for the year compared in its progress with

the progress of trade in Britain.

But he told me that I -would have to take whatever -figures he had.

Well now, our trade in March did

not go down $100,000,000. Our trade did go down in the rmonth of March over the year before; I do not -know a country in the 'world whose trade ddd.not, and every- thing in this world is relative. Our trade went down by $78,000,000 odd in March, export and imports ad- ded together. .But what was the falling oi! in British trade? Bri- tish trade in the month of March last went.down from £307,000,000 in the March 'previous to £169,000, 000; that‘is to say,_ by £138,000.- 000, or about $600,000,000 in one

ECIDUUUDHDEli]EIEICIUCIDElDUDEDEIEliIiUUGClUElClDClElDC]i]UClDiIlCiCiUCiUCl D

§ S

restful and comfortable.

and comfortable. _

comfortable.

on every shoe you buy

tl!" o0"`

For Summer Comfort

LEET FOOT shoes have proved so popular and are in such wide demand that the styles have been multiplied to meet every summer need.

FLEET FOOT shoes_ for 'business and' house wear are .

naar roor .nm are :_0i_a_ D0 " "ION by the best dealer: everywhere _ _ ‘_ -3 i ,- - __,,

-.0 4' ""3"-'_ :ii - 'x-`;‘f»f/I S

FLEET FOOT pumps and oxfords are graceful, stylish

FLEET FOOT sport models for bowling, golf and tennis are easy,_springy and comfortable.

FLEET FOOT heavy canvas shoes for any work where white shoes would be unsuitable, are economical and

FLEET FOOT is not a general name for white summer shoes. It is the name of distinctive, perfect fitting shoes designed by the Dominion Rubber System. Every genuine FLEET FOOT shoe has the name t stamped on the shoe. _`Look for the name -_

_ 1,) .-- ._-,;___'_,_

_ /f. »‘ _ \\.

DDDUDDUDDDDDDDDDElElElUClClClClEilIDCliIiClIIiDDClCiU[JDDUg

month. Oi’ course, their trade is ' A `

larger than ours, they are a bigger

country than we are; but while their trade went down by only 32

man finds in our loss of 32 per

and des air 'and a reversal of mil

per cent he finds nothing but cause for good cheer. ' ‘

I gdosire now- -sto, devote. a.l,lttlo

time to this amendment presented

_ e e y _

moved tho aimendm-ent-_-I an. not sure that we ought to criticize his

tariff 'policy is not moved.-why at

twelve tmoiiths too long to abide by a policy” Last' year‘s amend

ties. It demanded that we cut down duties in order to get lower living costs, and in order to get cheaper iustrunionts of production. Weil, here is an ‘amendment that does not call for an-y reduction at ali. -I__wondor ii the hon. mom- hers of the A-grarian party- really saw that?-that after it had been trimmed and varuished up vby hon. gentlemen opposite, they had been lined up behind an amend-ment

on anything They were told

of raw material on an ascending in which the tariff history is given. _ There is only one more reference of A-merican legislation, in the face

market and sales at an advance as and what little' success has been shui, 1 wan; to make to the speech of French legislation; in the face

s i- of Belgian legislation, in the face

a result. I-Ie wil rliind as well ns achieved by the surviving indus-` of mg hop, member for fled D e regards one, if not two of those tries is, in this article, attributed (M___ C______k_) I ____,_ _______,y I c_____ of Italian legislation, in the face

of Australian legislation, in the

I do not r,e‘mumlier w'ho was tho author .0f 'l'l\¥!'&ill'Cl0?- . i _ - "t ey 'ww M ° °°‘m“'V defendant ___ m05_,,,,_s to me er ' ' “'“'“' I “°"°' knew 5° term' would think of us if under these

it at-any hour oF the day-- _ » _ ` _sn interim in ending s-gums.. _________________.______ ____ _________ ___ ____

f:;r::"°i: 'iz "..:.:...t'°°.:~. 1: °'ii00vn" on unit

,country with a protective tariff is

cent in Marcin a\reason‘-“for dismay,

‘I ASP

_ of: white

_ _i_p'er cent. An-d the<`hon.' gentle-

,,_ ,,,,,",,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,} .,“ LADIES--You should see our range

ities noni -

,was the 'fairest that could be made. __ the _mn member _or S__e_________e ' _ _

'Well this servant of that newspa- y , --

per went over, and he brought back ?_:zd____Qu_¢:_i_T_;' _eye _:__acs__ I:;_t___:e:::

_farmer had to pity in Canada and ______g________ ___ that ____g_____d_ one ___

that piiirl by his more fortunate __ _e_____ _ntercsted to ____o_w_ __ ____ R _

-1 i.

, . _ 0

"i'_°ig_"’°‘_"-" as _;_l_;ey put it’ _?_'_3_r0_?_`_" cannot ascertain why the Liberal _ i ‘_'ie iorrer. cy gave a . _ _

I mmk' Six or “even amdes al least the amendment of last year W

they showed the difference in price . __ , _ _ _ _betwruui thc two countries. Will ls not ere' Wag It me debate ~ ' W `

" _ that took place in caucus that rc . “){s\ | \<`

any 'hoii. gentleman in this House S____e__ ___ hon g________eme__ op__0____e \___ ~ _ ,, _ - ' , . . l ~ _

.be bold cnolfgh to h""_g£__5_[__ wx; throwing over last year‘s amend. » \l,)&\ 'he ‘""°'° “as ‘"’°“ “’ L’ ment” what was the right anoiiw 5 » . (V)

_perceritage of difference was the W_____`wa__ wrong w_____ ___ S________ _» - . ' .

biggest of the whole seven? well, _hey c0_____ s___y _"___ ____ ______e_____ S _- ...

0_1 was cream se;inratrirs.~ I‘he uri- ___e___ _or _wewe ______m______ or ___ [Jan

ig;

:free “St for many years' so he ln' ment called .for a reduction of du- F. `

‘\

e - i -

here instead of us, they "regret" very much that we did not do -so. But they took care not to call for it; tihey took good care not to

commit themselves to doing it: they took good care to be able to go anywliere in 'this country where it would pay them to do so and say: Don't you see there is not one word there that comimits us to reduction of duty on a single article-not one? iAud there is not. Let us read the amendment.

(To Be Continued.)

--?-£02-_-~ Wise men never 'borrow trouble as

long as they can borrow money.

Most men who cry "Down with

the trustsif’ would accept alittle

tstock in them.

<‘Bayer” is _only Genuine

new prepsration _,in Not s. caustic; does raves the corn like suffer with corns.

removes it almost in

Ki-:EP THE 1-‘AM1Lv AROUND You

MAKE- 'rua 0- Horus: ATTRACTIVE

A PHONOGRAPH WILL DO IT

Prices $15.00-$27.50 $40.00, $50-00, $60.-00

$00.00, $88.00, $120.00 *ri

$185.00, $205.00, $270.

Terms Arranged

The W. T. WELLNER, - co., Led.

E r l *i 1

annum utr _...f . __ _ _ .

r s

` \