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To wnst :mm irsupp|y°"sn"d Demand Responsible for, High Prices.

(From the address of Mr. Jos. Laporte before the Publicity Club, Montreal.

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Before undertaking the study of the

question of Supply and Demand and itsvrelatlon to high psices, 1 wish .to emphasise the tact that I am not an exllert on food distribution. With the present phaoitlc conditions existing, through the war, in the food situation, it is difficult to prescribe a remedy to the situation .

For the sake of analysis and com-

parison let us consider the year 1913 as perfect or normal from the stand- point of food production snddistrl- bution. Each country was then pro- ducing about its normal quantity of foodstuffs, consuming its local re- quirements and exporting its surplus. ,The exchange of food products was ‘following its course. Then the war broke out and as a consequence a large producing factor amounting to millions of men -was suddenly called

world was fast moving ~towards

he scarcity of food. As more men were being called to e colors production decreased -pro-

portionately in the countries affected October, at Rogbgry, P. E. I., ot Mrs.

n to supply the deficiency. As S

ngaged in- supplying men and munl-`A

tion workers the production of egrf- Nell' ln gentle, Alexander and J.

tural products -became less.: This Malcolm, in Boston and Gurdon at

also applied ‘to Canada and the U. S. ho A. but with the difference that they _L w re not being su-bject to the actual B

e estruction of their fields and indus

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trial machinery. That is why they The tune,-a1wh|ch,l00l¢ place lm

ere called upon t_o produce more and saturday um mst to Belfast came. ppb' 'm°"° t° ‘th°5° E‘"'°l’ea“ °°“"` tary was largely attended the Rev. J.

es Wh” We” “|55 devastated by W. Mckenkie conducted the services e fighting armies. V at

Countries like England especially, d to a lesser degree France, italy, R

"AGENTS WANTED” ¢°

our high grade. moderate priced personal Xinss, 6 cards: Making $5.00 up each evening. Simply

siliiowéng our nianniiicent free samlgic book lo 3 I’ - \

Men and women are uow taking orders for had t0 gat their Supply l'l‘0ln Cllba and

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cp I acquaintances and iieigl ors aitel' Ja

business hours. Full time agents make $5000 1 lip. Highestcommissions. Creditgiveii. Deal n

direct with manufacturers and save customers E

5"’ °'°'~ “‘°""'“ 4"_*C°~ "`°'°“‘°- ltoube supplied mostly from the U. S.

‘ ' .A. and Japan. Jams, Canned Foods,

= Dried Fruits were supplied almost ex-

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in?" lgegrlnlal French P tinent, as .many other foodstuffs. The T . ° “ ° “S” *lf “K Pl" f°*` W°"\°“~ armies sent to Europe were so may Committee held u Provincial Boys-_.

So a. box. Sold at ull Drug Stores, oi

-mniied to any nddress on receipt or “GW °°"S“m°" "M10 Swell me 31'- Parliament and its success justified

ostly from Germany and Austria, 8

ther sugar-producing countries not

cted by actual fighting Tea from

great demand by the armies in rope. Rice, a failure in india; had

uslvely by the North American Con-

prlce. 'ne scoheli ni-ug Co., s¢. cnii.. ready too large number of non-profth

U10 ca" ¢° "ml “mi °fh°1‘ DHHS catherine Macdonald widow or ine the globe less affected were called lute Nell Macdonald aged 83 years.

gium, Holland and other neutral ML Wmlam Mclnnlm M,-_ (3_ N_ “mfies Whuse “Far “DPW cam” Morrison, Mr. J. Milton McDonald

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pan, China, India and Ceylon were M 4,

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tx ut we , our -with Demalisk 'rhlsr noxnmean that measures should not be enacted to stop wilful hoarding when this is evi- dent. Those guilty ot auch offence deserves the maximum., -But such laws or rsstrictioasfebould he drawn “P by men coversant with' conditions and not by politicians in quest of votes.` - ~

Thank God the Weir is over. But we

must not rejoice to the extentof for- getting the unfortunate countries who

gladly coiisenteiii to;s&deva_sted for :ge sake. _all lY_ , 1\..3B°!§_ WPI' Y csus`e?lan\dmour own la s who are coming back to us, some-never 868111 to help in production. but the greater part ready and willing to take back their places lf only a fair chance and a little time.

For them and for -the return to pre-

war conditions I ask you to give your best effort, and to those wh`o grumble about -me hiss cost of living. while drawing large salaries 'to stop quib- bling, and look conditions squarely in th-e face and 'help to solve this great problem.

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Th death occurred' on the 9t'li

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e leaves to cherish a gentle and af-

., Master Mariner, of Georgetown; .

me and three daughters: Mrs. A. Gillis and Mrs. Hector McDonald,

utte, Maulana, and Mrs. Arthur monds, of this city

the homie and grave. The pall bearers were: -Mr. John . McRae, Mr. Charles R. Morrison, ‘

d Mr. Francis W. Painton.

PARl.lAMllN'l`

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Acting on the suggestion given by- aylor' -Statten. Ontario Advisory

elr judgment.

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PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN

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R t vi d vi ii -_ r _ .- made it aPP*“'°“t *fha* ‘he 1"’ °f WP' Boys' Parliament, which will -meet at Hill; grlisin: inrlcfenases ‘tfsralll m§lt;l'x’v: Ply and demand W” 4" 1”" “°tl°n -St. John during the Christmas holl- 'ronic-wiil build you up. $3 n, box, or .and no amount of conservation, .price d

wo for ss, nt drug stores, or by mail l fixing and restricting could have over-

nr l'ti' |_'l‘hSlsll a .'.'sili)»n2¢r..':,,,|.:|,_°° ° ""5 taken the situation bordering on fum- b in

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were going head-on when the war ia

l came to an end by the victory of me fome this fall. Four in Nova Scot ,

Allied Armies in October, 1918. P

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p i .

s_ s_ ||l2ss|ln be very large and as a consequence

. i will e i bl h. At -this point , _ _rrll_1»li‘¢ lollaltsr .-lnlvffzsh to sgyfng :mfg on _price “Xing Thy queeniy presence sweep through ,

Nm” P"b"°v “°- and -the hope that it will lower prices “’°°d and W°ld~ V ' MONIY TD LOAN generally. V ' ' A

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_ , mr *_ E.; plniverse at rest, and the second is ch

producers, to the soil and other in- fi

-1 _ , ., _ _,_ ‘==‘. . . dustries dependent upon it. 0

* _-fi, N " You cannot expect to -beat the law y g spring. omg. -»- I m'°d“‘fti°n ‘mes 'mt mme “P t° con' town, one to represent thd -towns", and- + - °“m""°“, y°“ must "-°t expect "meh l, one to represent‘the.coun-try. in this . relief. Lurope has only started to re- Pr I TQRQN1-9 build her Inst Agricultural .production A , , _ ~ '"C°~ff°°fSh°»n-nn - “"4 1° impaired "=f°“@h °""‘°° “M §.°.~..'.l'§..I‘»'3l‘Iii§’if°»fi'i'idi.2'dif§inB§§°olf§lf f and Business Dlsmct - political troubles caused by the re- lo '

'4"-"-"‘°“*’°°'<»'w- 7 tivlty. The process of absorption-must

necessarily be ions. because-of-the ,°’“ ° °" °° "””°“°“° °“’ Pm' - . -magnitude or the undertaking, but ir “°°~

%=~. 'ine Aiiies have been dino to tous niiii-

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surely can just as well solve success-

gully’ the .pioiiiein or taking mein J

ducers. '

The corresponding increase iivprlces

e and li.i h rlces towards which we

To what extent .has the situation

The -first is a speedy ratification of t

ie return of the .millions of men, non- A

urn to civil life of,-millions of men

ns of men out of producbioiithey

ack O The demand for foodstuffs will still

I venture the opinion that, as ap-

The success of the Ontario- Boys' a

ays. '

rilament has led to a Maritime

'Members for this Parliament will' e elected from the nine Provincial

Conferences' -to be held iii the Mari- ti

rl . The delegates at each Conference ill nominate mem-bers for the Pa-rlia~

. >-c .» d .__, lower prices again? are questions ‘ _ 2;. § the answers to which depend on .two Flllent' and an elecmm Wm take place

-~ ,gl » , factors: I T e Saturday night of the Conference.

he -travelling expenses and the en-

b - N.

; _ ` _ '__ ertainment of the members elected _ - - . the peace treaty by the U. S. A. which m be paid_ -

. “ »' ‘ The Province or P. iii. i. wiii be

titled to two mem-bers. 0ne_to be osen from the city, or town dele-

ver one hundred and iift dele atcs

t-tetown, November 7-9. Each centre sending delegates

S69

ur in New .Brunswick andvone in nce Edward Island

tes, and one i'rom the open country. _ the Provincial Conference' enrolls

ovince the election will take place

*__* OCTOBER

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in_qre_.,thought_ has to be given to the ` stoclfzflngfshbchildren wear. Cooler days-cold nights, deiniand, it.

as the,-lititle folks may be, they do need protection;

againsit chills. _ '

year the problem is easily solved.

l,\fZlothérs_will be glad to know that they will_l1aV¢ H0 fl`0Ubl¢

getting- “Little Darling and Little Daisy Hosiery. _

. The soft Australian Lambs’ wool from which these finest of stockings are made is once more available. l , ‘

Your dealer should be able to supply you. If he is not yet able to do so, we will ,

' _ gladly see that you are supplied.

_W I / LITTLE pARL1NG Ho_siERY-for babie. and nny nn. up to

~ r 5,,”- seven-has silken toe and heel.

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f °~ LITTLE DAISY l'-IOSIERY-for children up to twelve`-has extra* " strength in liecl and toe ‘

I Ma1i3' daiiily _shades a-nd black.

_ - .e R p\ \_ \ The ciiipin-nn Holton Knitting co., Limited. Hamilton

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fair October, with the red and gold! ` "' * - ne doubt her scepter till again we " ' `

aiid BWRYS _"“"""" " f0.X{ W. W. 148118; H8llfBX‘ `S. A. |S|;ml-llerglde' Benhg Murphy, Sum.

fpllod-to Canada, no amount of price _ _ . . , . ,

_ p fixing or regulating Wm bring relief Between its memories of her tender V'CT°R'A H°'|'E|- Hlltz, H.a-lifax, C. S. Parkinson, St. mei-side; Ed Wood, Pownal- K. Hud-

.DF ls cs

Barrister. 8o|l¢li:ui- and

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Nsween Bleek, Cfiarlottgoewn lrssoli Ofilee, Georgetown Monty to Loan on Real letate

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si.. it -w. iitinnin vlflliiui /. suilolon ones. 1s|»i¢¢»a-”d6»n- °-.:~:~f“~»"1':.°:»“'

omg new sins mining' , ‘ onnuamwn. nl. i.

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no, la., esueian far, Aww.” :lm U’ __ A V ximmum _ npnseis

against -the hlghcost of liv-ing, as

come universal and' proportionate to ithe -conditions affecting each country. | A lf you fix the selling price of goodsl to be sold in Canada 'the result will be that these goods will bo sold for~e'x- port because ol bet-ter prices offered through a more urgent demand. and -greater need. If you stop exports the country will suffer financially, and finally if you fix the price of goods imported-to Canada you will be unable to 'buy -them iii oompetit-lon with other countries. in foodstuff, as in most lines of business, competition is an

long as ‘that price ffixing does not be- H

skies,

er wealth of roses, her enchanted Ch,‘"'|‘” Riggs- N9" Y°"ki L~ H~ P' W- Thompson. Ottawa; T. H. Arsco`t Mamie S therland, bt. Pete s; Wm.

days. -M_°’4’P0,<L New York; 1F. Scott. bi- Montreal; E. R. Hard, Chicago; Cl. McCorms‘<lk, Montreal; F. _gi-own,

nd what thou yleldest fm- our mp. JUUD; F. R. Crawford; St. John: A- Levail. Toronto; R. E. Kink, 'i'or~ St.. John; A.E. Spilght St. John' R..

tured eyes. B' M°Le°d- Tl`U|`0 N-~5i H. P. Bllwkey onto; F. _W. RUSH. 'I‘0I‘0Ill0; A. Silly- E. Stewart, Waltham, Mass.; VA. Mac-

_ M0ll¢l‘9ill$ C. B. Swairj, Cbi°\180: S-M- lie, Toronto; Geo. T. Dixon, Fortune; Donald, Milburn; Mrs. T., J. Keefe.

so ¢1lffnrenlwlwlly,._-,.91 so equal qu|te_ McDaniel and wife Mt. Stewart; Fred R. El. Stuart, Fortune; S. Stuart. Souris; C. Campbell, Souris; Mil-ton Which 'more is sovereign we debate in M“°Kl“’8¢l1ee. and~vrifs*Picoou N. S: Fortune; W. Kerr, Fortune: J. Gill- Darrach, Halifax; C. Quinn, Halifax;

VB|ll:_ B- W- LSPHSS. Rustic ville; E. J-Mer latt, Halifax; J. Simpson, Amherst; `H. McLellan* St. John' C.W. Simpson

But ihlffiveitknow. and own with sv/in *ed '1’°"°’1*°= B"“°° 'ill-9*°“» 'I`°f°nl° TW. Simpson. lnmiierst- w. 1. Moilood Mt. stew:

.‘ 40|!! I ` - ~ H- 3- Wimflmaker. f‘"3°h}1i Henry °-°*--- _ uri; J_L_'M¢Agkill, Ml, sfnwnri; -3,5,

Today, October, thou dost rightly HY9-ms. _Montreal; Oscar lianclot. ' REVERE HOTEL. ‘li-lcKay, Bridgetown; J. W. Callbeck,

"°lB"~ ~' < ,M°“°t°“~ G- 5- 0Xl°Y-‘ QYPPBC? i -- Summerside; F. J. Perry, Cardigan;

_phlllp B_ Strong _ -Mr. P. A. -Ledwell of-Boston is on F. D. Holbert, Toronto; J.E. Hughes E. J: Palmer, Amherst; A. J. Duff,

M' ,T a rm ‘° 'ms h°m° m_'s°”"‘ P* E' I- lH“"f‘f‘5 T- G' "es “Hd Wim M00- Halifax!" B. Benjalme, Cardigan; T.

nerds ,LIni*ment. cure. ¢°|¢,, Em V. Ji Jones. Halifax, J.. McRae, ta-gue. D.J. McPherson. Oakland, Cal; _l_ Ksegg, glellal-mn; g B_ M¢D¢,nal¢l_

|'l`0\‘Ullf0‘ W P Murray, Monston; IN Chappell Boston- Mil-l McDon slelloi-lon

-aid and wife. Truro, JH Bmallwood

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‘ S’ A- -101111 Beilll. M0l_ICton; C. G- WGBH"-l. and wife, Halifax; J. LeMoiue, Hall- When Preparing Fish

_ _ T0l‘0l1I0i R- A-/I-0111. M0l1tI'e8l; J- J_- fax; Spencer Stewart Eeast Baltic; --

nd then the heart, divided, swerves _ _ _ Smith. Toronto; It. A. MacKlin, Halt- I>_A_ J°rd0n_ Toronto; F, E_ Murphy,

A few drops of ammonia in, th, wat-

er in which you wash your hand; will

remove all fishy odor from the hands.-

Jchn: G. iii. Watson. MOIICIOIH Calif.. 'son, Hamilton' J. F Simiott Morell'

_ Bear island, Aug. 26, 1903

Mlnard's Linlmeiit Co. .- Limited-.

Dear . \Sirs.-Your itraveler is h8r0

today and we are getting a large quan- tity of. your MINNRDB LlNlM.EN'I`. We illld it thq, Lipimgnt qu the market making no exoeptioa.We have been in bnsliiess 13 ye`ars-a.i`id- have handled all kinds.--but ilavedropped them all but yours; that sells' itself: the others have to be pushed to set rid of. ~ -_ v -_ ,

W. A. HAGERMAN

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