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- Prince Rupert.

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Pugsley Street and Eleventh Ave., New Hazelton

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We always have a complete stock

and the. buyer of these lines will

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‘}..can land same lines from coast
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PRIDAY, JUNE‘ 36, 1914.

A|Is the farmer the only producer? There are, oft
4 course, other actual products. to be classed with|
The export from our mines, our forests and

our’ fisheries, taken together, amount: to-almost

two-thirds as much as those from
The Only the farm. These, in so far as they
Producer . 2re dependent on exportation for
their value, are unprotectable;
though lumber demands. heavy protection, and
must therefore be classed with those industries
which, . instead of ‘working to’ the profit of. the
country, work at its cost.. In affirming that the
farmer is the great burden bearer, we. have taken
the manufacturing industries at their word. Tbe
farmer’s goods exported to other countries pay
the whole cost of our imports. At home they pay
the loss on our manufactures. We export other
things—a lot of agricultural implements for in-
stance—but not for the benefit of the Canadian.

‘The Canadian has to’pay a higher price for those
‘things than they can: ‘be mdde ‘for, ”

in order that
the manufacturer can sell them to Russians and
others for less. We hardly. call that being a:pro-
ducer. These people are paid by our. farmers to
sell things cheaper to other farmers.

We are, of. course,’ stating things on broad
lines. We shall-be told thatwe are not in the
But, as we
have said, we take people at their word. when
they tell us that, without the duty for which ‘the
consumer is taxed, whether’it be the farmer who
buys a reaper or the child who eats candy, they
could not carry.on-their business without the ex-
tra price the tariff secures to them. .
words, the extra amount paid to them as.a result
of the tariff isthe measure of the loss | on their
business without ‘that subsidy, ‘a loss that, must
be made up by somebody, It is fair to these peo-
ple to say that we do not quite: believe them. ‘We
believe that many of their industries -would pros-

per more if there was no tariff, just as ‘they doin}
Britain andi in Holland. The shoe manufacturers |

are the strongest advocates of tariff protection.
Yet the shoe business prospered greatly i in Canada
before the protective tariff was introduced. Not}
every industry that we have nursed may be. suit-

ed to the.country,,but many.are. We st.ould lead|[f

the world in the aforesaid farming tools. . Instead

of manufacturing for Canada we would be manu- |
facturing for the whole. world, and:we should|#

have business with all. niankind. - Instead of one

or two unprotectable classes of workers being, as|f
now, our only real‘producers, while all others de-|E

pend on them for their markets: and their living,

‘we should be all producers, and thecountry would —

increase in: -wealth proportionally. —Witness. _
ow ee

The. awfal disaster at the Hillerest coal mine has|

ey sent: a feeling, of : horror. all-over: the. country.. One}
thought, comes uppermost i in. the. mind when such

as: s these’ occur, ‘and: it is: as ‘to whether: or:not. hu-|.

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