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in developing the West.

Under almost
difficulties, Canada faces the world
today on the wave of industrial pros-
perity. She has met every debt on its
due date to her foreign creditors—
her dollar is the highest m the world.
And the West flourishes. In the last
four years, since Mackenzie King
took the helm at Ottawa, the West’s

port, Vancouver, has shown greater

industrial development than in all

her previous history.

This in the face of the cries of ruina-
tion and foreclosure from Meighen
and Stevensin 1921. This in the face
of the repudiation of Mr. Meighen
by Canada’s strongest Conservative
journal, which styled his outlook at

that time, “the whisper of death.” .
_. And more than ever in the history of -
West need friends |
at Ottawa.. Men who will stand in :
. the councils of the nation afraid of
interests, no combines, _

the West does the

no section of -their ‘party or rival

: city of the Dominfon: Oe me 7

@ ewill qive i ee
\ Equal :
ime

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THE WEST MUST COME INTO ITs OWN

‘Put your trust in men who believe i in the West’s future — men:
who in Canada’s darkest hour held out it hope—men who believed :

insurmountable

' must be justice for every section, . aa . “Vote | for
The Liberal Candidates are pledged | |
' to secure absolute equalization of ss an RS

recently: . a
“There is one- -Court where | we can |. es

' of Canada.”.

‘Vote Liberal, and you will b pring
_ about ‘Western development ee
: prosperity for alll, oO

T=?» Meet Pah aa ee Nn renee
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a ee a eee

aN i TTY on

ain Or en a

artial J ustice

‘ \ 3 ; ;
oN i. ‘/ f “Our T awit must -
oe rn hn if ff have due regard
~ ail Ch 74 tf : a for a parts of the
: Ante poy A Popes mae country tn tts pre-
2A st ee mee sree i. || sent stage of de-— ;
EEF and _ velopment,” said
om WN Mackenzie King
Con Ht orecently. -
* eno The Liberal tariff
Lt tnt fares is a tariff prim-
ae 7S arily imposed for
7 ie || revenue. This...
i “ll tariff, which is a
= tax, should be as
light as possible | .
on the people. a

Premier King
says, “Especially
do we believe that
the instruments of
production esset=
tial to the develop- Hag

_ ment of our basic _
industries and the.

necessaries of life

should be . taxed

Such men are the Liberal Candi. as lightly as 5 poss
dates. They know they will have the sible.” a oh EN ee
support ‘of the leader of Canada’s _ oe AS -
next Government, the Rt. Hon. W. L. , _ Bo eg
Mackenzie King. For he has said \e : a rs
throughout the country that there

cae
a

freights for the West. If it is neces-

sary to make this a national issue in |
the House of ‘Commons at Ottawa, :
they will do it. | :

G. G. McGeer, K.. C., Liberal Can-
didate for Vancouver Centre, said et

‘secure lasting and final justice, and = . Shane
that is the GREAT COURT OF... J
PUBLIC OPINION, the  Parttament vi