ocroslms. Jim‘ ._ .

SPECIAL -

P. Meal Bacon, Unsmoked, 1 lb .37c

Eatonia Peas, size 3, Choice quality, _ 1 tin ............15c

._-_-_..-¢-_

Del Monte Spinach, 1tin......~.......20c

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Heinz Spagetti. . 16c

Del Monte Asparagus, 1 tin

Dove Golden Wax Beans ............19c

Celery, 1 head . .. 13c

Spanish Onions, 6lbs.

Wethey's Mince Meat,

aArou icnoaramn

Woes & Blackwell's alnut Catsup _,_25C _________ Heinz India; Relish,

per jar ...........2ao Cross 8. Blackwell Manges Chutney, per1ar-----.....40c my French's Mustard,

2 Jars ............25c

Coleman's Mustard, .1/.*1b. tin.........49c

.1/1lb.tin.........25c

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Cut Mixed Peel,

lib.

Raisins, 2 pkgs, . _ _27¢ Dromedary Dges, lpkg. ..21c

SPECIAL

Sweet Potatoes, 3lbs. ...........23c

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Currants. 1 pkg. ..16c

Mazola Oil, 2 lb. tin . .650

- 55"? N

ITI ES

SPECIAL Assorted Teco Choco- lates, 1 lb. box . .. .49c

Marischino Cherries, 714 oz. bottle . . . . .30c

Harry Home's ‘Double Cream Custard Pow- der

Eatonia Baking Powd- er, 1 lb tin. .... ...24c‘

Eaton's Flavoringst. 2 oz. bottle . . . . . . .21c

Eaton's Spices, 1 tin

Eaton's Pepper, y 2 shaker tins . . . . .25c

SPECIAL

Cottage Rolls per lb. . . . . . .360

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B. E. MIcKENZIE

The motto, "Hitch your wagon to a star." if I mistake not was coined by Emerson and in so doing he reasoned that it would be quite pos- sible for each and all of us to aim high, aspire to greater things. A- gain that old proverb, "Aim high! he who aims beneath the sky aims too low," can be applied to every iralk of life. Both these mottos ex- press the idea that in our personal

aims and aspirations it is well to Elm M811. and to have some defin- ite objective in view. thing is true of organizations if these are to be really worth while. The organization that hopes to ac- complish something while and to be the centre of inter- est io its members, must have a. de- finite objective of some other.

Organizations like the farmers‘ in- stitutes are especially rural in na- ture'ancl, therefore should have as their chief object will make farming more profitable,

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something tha

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kind or

the country a. better place to live in. or those who live in the country better citizens. Something-for the public good will make more friends for an organization than something that is of no moment to anyone but the organization itself. High ideals of citizenship behind any organiza- tion will make it go farther and live longer than if the ideals of the organization are basedonly on sel- fishness and pleasure.

Of course, it stands to reason that the ideals and objectives OI 811 t organization must first be practical. They must be of sucha nature that they can be applied and they must

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Membership through officials on fourteen rain exchanges in Canada and

Prompt exeéution of orders and rapid of reliable market new: over thirteen thousand miles of private wires.

Brokerage independenceMmOir-l- business is on a strictly commission basis. - Experienced rnirlinlgzuoil and grain counsel The free services of a statistical department under the management of a capable financial

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in all nine Canadian provinces, Newfound- land. and in the United States.

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entail some work on the part of ‘the membership, do not a/ppolni; a president and secretary‘ and loll/e [everything lo them, we each have ,5... niche to fill and we owe it to lthe community in which we live t0 _l each», live our part. The mere raisin! lot money is not a worth while ob- ijcct of itself, but to raise money for lsome worthy purpose is one of the [most practical forms of effort that fany organization can engage in. I 1t may b'e desirable in the inter- ests of the community that the or- {iganizatlon should assstst in, or even itake on itself, the raising of money f for the establishment of a commun- lity hall, or, perhaps for the acqui- |sitlon and development of a. Public lplay ground or again for the build- iing of a community skating rink. lLocal needs and conditions vary so _I much that it would be futile to sug- lgest the uses that money raised in this way would have. Perhaps money making might not be a desirable objective at all in lsome communities but if there y should be a need for it tofllsslst 111 some worthy cause there is no BP- porent reason why the local insti- nlie should not expend some of its energies in this direction.

Again, if money is not an oblli?" tive, could not the institute render good servcie to the community bl! carrying out a needed survey 0i some kind. For instance where there is no rural telephone line, could they not get busy and lnvestlsltv the cost and amount of labor to en- able the community w eniov 1m- mediaie communication with the big outside, or again where we have excellent streams 801118 9° “'5” couid not a survey of the cost and benefits of a water power lighting plant be obtained;_or still again why not have the institute make a live stock survey within its bounds

Safety - good income - "film" offences of appreciation in value — i

the three advantages moatl! in l"

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i desired in any investment - are oh-

Our current offering one to sound fnueo yielding from

lpetoulpe.

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Easforn Securities Company L1H-

m lfslllbfll) smur-

cuuromrowu or. » . sour-our. _ Ill-l"! surmusmu rasnmcron

tunable throllll‘ the vwhm "l bonds at current levell-

llut contain!

and have all such information at

rriiii.olzzisrrii_s llad To Sleep Propped Up _ln Bed i

...l‘..§.';§?-"F‘i‘..§"i‘.‘i.t.i$“ti dbl and dizzy spells and when I_wouid lie» down I would suffer terribly with smothering spells. I. got so bed I hid‘ to sleep propped "P "1 W1- .

“My doctor said it was my heart end nerves, and that I needed a good. heart tome.

"I was advised to take

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w 18,'only also "Patton's. e125.

SEE MISS NEMO-FLEX foundation

& McLeod, Limited.

NEWEST FASHIONABLE DER- BYS. Smart and Stylish of wearing qualities. Eaton's. 9725

DON'T FORGET OUR. BIG EN- TERTAINMENT et Pleasant Grove Hall, Wednesday, November 6th. Big door prizes. Ladies with baskets free. 9723-11-5-21.

mva rourxrny WANTEIL-Buy- lng live poultry, empty crops, Wed- nesday, November 6th. P. J. Noy s:

ones made ofygood ticking. Variety

prices. Patonb. 9725.

FUNERAL SUNDAlfi-Tile fimer of the later Henry Hardy, York, Sun- day, was largely attended, showing the esteem in which he was held in the community.

NEMO-FLEX FOUNDATION gar- ments will be demonstrated from Monday 4th of November to Saturday 9th November. in our Corset Depart- ment by an expert corsotleto from New York. Moore d: McLeod, Limited.

9702-1l-5-2i.

WARM AND SEBVIOEABLE. Nov- elty Hosiery, secsonable, dependable, sialnless, full length, 840 pairs, many delicate shades, $1.50 value at a Sur- prise price. Paton’s. 9725.

EXPERT ADVICE on correct foundation garments will be available

ment from Miss MacCulloch of

NEMO-ILEX Foundation garments.

Moore a McLeod, Limited. 9702-11-5-21.

ISLANDER DEAD.-—'I‘he death oc- curred at Huntington Beach, Cali- fornia, Oct., 13, 1929 of Mr. Ham- mond Stewari. aged 61 years. De- ceased was a son of the late Donald Stewart, of Marshfield, P; E. Island, and leaves p wife and family of eight children all residing in California,

POLICE COURIL- At the police court yesterday morning three men, drunk and incapable were fined $10 and costs or 20 days, and a fourth fined $10 and costs or 10 days. Two other men similarly charged had their respective ‘bail bonds of $5. and $10 utrealed. The offender in a case for the unlawful possession of in- toxicating liquor had (l0 ‘bail es- treated. One specder confessed and paid s5 bail, a second was fined $5 and ooets or l0" days, and a third ‘case was adjourned till Nov. 6. A case for the unlawful possession of -in- toxicating liquor was also adjourned till Nov. ii.

and will be of some benefit l0 the community if it is successfully car- ried out.

Denies Report

(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, Ont” Nov. L-Reporis published in London, Eng, and in Montreal, that Canada had dew-fwd

MAOKINAWS FOB YOUNG MEN

IIAeCULLOCII of garments here from November 4th to 9th. Moore 9702-11-5-21.

Co., Hunter River. 9716-11-5-21. reasousrs ___ mnaasans COMFORTABLE Miss McOabe, vol-x. spent sunny

of colors and sizes at going out e

all next week. at our Corset Depart- ,

National Steel Car .. .... .. 48 hxiwremnstleldazckthigtxewgz?bad Canada Bronze .. ... 47% ° ' c ld Maltin .. 1'1 era happen along they would be m- m a ' g ‘bled to prom" avshon notice an Dominion Tar .. ... ... ... 21% worm whua mtormflmh I have om Famous Players .. .. 45 1y thrown out these few suggestions Noranada .. .... ...... 87% so that we may. make better use of “w” cormntlm ~- "-' " 33% our time u a mmmunny and m Price Bros... ... ... 90 m“ way advance u a pro;e5s1on_ Quebec Power .. ... ... 74 However, n‘ ,8 necessary that me Sliawinlgan .. .... ...... 85 community, be it through an insti- Smelters .. l.. 27b tute, farmers’ club, or whatever Steel of Canada .. .. M40 name it is known as, have some ob- Simona .... 83 ject and deflnute purpose. What Wayagamack .. ... ... 71 that purpose is does not matter so Winnipeg Electric .. 58 much as long as it is a worthy one steel of Canada Pfd. .. ... ... 43

himself.

from the gold standard were correct- ed lose night by Watson Seller, Sec- rotary to Hon. J. A. Robb, Minister of Finance. Mr. Robb who is ill here. was unable to discuss the situation "Reports must be mistaken when they say Mr. Robb was forced to exert more than ordinary pressure

on Canadian banking institutions to get them to stop‘ shipping gold out of Canada, particularly to New York,“ Mr. Seller explained. "It is not cor- rect that the Finance Minister was assuming an unusual power for the purpose." Mr. Seller stated thstne believed banking heads decided some

with the Finance Departnrcn‘

in Canada. The ‘

months ego, after verbal discussion

the gold surplus should be conserved kers agreed to give up temporarily eny profit they might gain by shipping gold, while the discount ruto wee high. with ' plenty of gold in the country the possibility of tight money became

THE clnintorrrzroww GUARDIAN

REMNANTB THAT All A rarity 111 mllfllll- quality and Price on the Silk and Dress Goods Counter. Pat- onk. 9726.

Winter wear. bright. fresh and new 55°63 hi? bfl-Paoin clean up prices. Come along, examine, compare and admire-You'll buy. Patorfs, 9726.

rzer. 5% sow-non kills lung worms sud eggs with 4 hours erpqg. ure as re, ’ by Dr. Cunningham, expert consulting Veterinary Surgeon, retained by leading Prhseg cqimty g9; breeders. Now is the time to dllln. ‘"9 MM. dens uld houses before frost comes. Fresh supply m “use containers just in. B. T. Holman, Ltd, Provincial Distributors. 9690-11-d-2i

.._...__i____._ llllnurd’: Llntmont for Coughs.

with her parents, at Stunhope.

w. w. x. P-esion, North wuisnli-of was in the city.

Mr- Kslr Hliherlv. Nort hWiltahire, W“ 111 i119 61W on business.

The Guardian regrets rnlfeem o; the continued lllnem of Mr, well», ‘Mobbs, East Boston.

Messrs Schaud Bros, York spent Saturday in the city and visited the Fox Show.

Miss Helena Horgan, spent germ»- day at York the guest of ma. W. C. West. '

lvtrs._ Anne West Saunders, city, spent the past week at Winsloe the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Seller.

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shields & 00., Montreal, to Stewart Panes so Co., B8 Great George St.,

Charlottetown. Quoted at closing. Nov. 4. 1929.

Call Money .. .. ... m.

Montreal Power .. ..... 139% McColl Frontenac .. 25% National Breweries .. ... ... 129%

New York Quotations as It 2 p. m.

Aleghany .. 29% American Can... ... ..... 127% ' Anaconda .. .... .. ... ... 96% Bendix Aviation .. ..... 80% Consolidated Gas ..... ... 105% Kennecott Copper /.. 141.4 Paramount Players Lusky .. 54% Poor dzCo. B. .. .... .. ..... 3i Radio .. ... .... .. 45 Sterling Securities .. ...... .. 19% l" Willys Overland .. ... ... 12 C. P. R. .. .... ... .... 20d General Mtors .. ... ... ... 46

U. B. Steel .. ... ... 187%

WOMEN BROKEN BY MARKET CRASH RETURN TO BRIDGE _'.I‘ABLE TEAS.

New YORK, N. Y. Nov. 1. ‘Phoni- unds of women, erstwhile speculators returned to their bridge tables to- day. poorer. but wiser in the ways of Well Street.

Attrscled by the profits l0 be made during the past year. omen of Ill closes, , mutrens, debutantes,

3-,:

a r

it! U19 IIIIXKOP.

llldClllml-liilbdd. in {b6 record-break-

seek more advice. They sit and mur- mur, "shull I sell or shell I hang on?” They go through greater agony of in- decisim in crucial moments. In the l of families of seven or eight peo- °i lfliiquity, he says, lest week I think they have suf- lple. and some of these families even fered from the mental strain more‘ than men."

—(By The Canadian Presro-The great annual beef drive of the Cari- boo and Chllcotin country is on, and a few hundred thousand hoofs are pounding the roads to Williams Lake, gateway and shipping pomtlflzoniers-‘l for British Columbials most extenw ed ma,’ i; an epidemic stay-Led m sive cow country, lying betweenf Clinton and “ ' to the extensive ranges. .

vutlons varying from 2,000 to 4,000‘ feet above sea level, there are cat- tie ranches many times larger than the whole urea of Greater Vuncou-i vsr; Ind it ranks first-class amozi; similar tmois of country anywhere on the North American or for that motto;- snywhere in the world.

peeking-houses duh landscape from one ranch to anoth- 9!’. many thounnds of dollars are made in an hour or two.

lop {rice per poiflid on the hoof X01‘

""119" 111d EWIIWYIPIIQ" hi" bwlgthe buyers, and some stock breed- ers say there is considerable mutu- The slump which began yesterday a1 understanding among them, or at.

camping out. Rough wooden shacks

take lodgers into their inadequate or, n. disused railway wagon consti- tu cs a house, and thcre are now

OARIBOO DRIVE IS ON

WILLIAMS LAKE, 0., Nov. 2

quiry is now being liclci coluerning these people, who are known as tllc The ailihoritics, have stat-

l

Although superstition, bred i through many generations and thf " shelters. In many cases a caravan b91191‘ in flecfomflmy are not Flt fil- ! 4 tircly rooted out, there is n: actual i practise of such in the district. No I f ' ‘ whole streets of homes like thesellndlan now would go further than tow. ‘ Waiter, gas and electricity which arc r possibly accuse anothers bad spirits. I s0 abundantly Drill/kiwi lo the mcan- For causing death and even such an . est Villages in YTHHCQ "Y8 (milled Wlllcident vxould be rare, accordln these people W110 “"8 1"“ “Wider/fr. Coilison. Civilization and Chris- lhe my bimmlarll" and ‘m Mncial m‘ tilln beliefs have been firmly implant. ed and few of the ancient custonu‘

remain. l

- i the old fortification zone, it wouldji‘ vi sweep the whole belt of home-model dwellings like wildfire and aflordfi, least far more than there is among _‘ the capital e. terribly costly object-If,

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in‘??? i‘; f‘ in; crush gave the maJority of them the breeders themselves. lesson on the need for proper suni- 5 Mb ‘gs “° ° “i 3”‘ their first baptism of fire and wiped tation. ' Braeiuan" " -- m: many ofthemout. scanner. or PARIS | The Frenchman loves to z " " "‘ "‘ During grueling days that have his own little piece of ground, but in B. A. Oil .. ... .....» .... 46 hi“ “w” omnum. m” h“, LONDON, Nov. 2-<Brtish Unitedimany casa, having bought or leas- . B. c. Power .. am mwded “w, m, m,“ ma m m Presm-Students of sociology in i ed it, he has hot sumcient funds t: Building Products .. ... .... 27% m“ we bond. ma“ “n,” o! their Parts have long been very much lcrect a pmper dwelling on it, ' Canada Car .. 2m ma,“ “mm” m, d“, o, mo” perturbed. about the condltionsi Canada Cement .. ... .. ... 20 m“ moms w may the h” or w”! which exist in some of the suburbs“: wrrcnclcnn 15 gym‘; OUT Canada Power and Paper .. ... 25 o! swank g- such, for instance, at saint Quen! Canada Brewing .. ..... 1356 Emu" u“ than, ‘madam with find Saint Denis. and Sundry Other. (By The Canadian Press) Dominion Bridge .. ..../. e0 women wmmm durum m, slump places situated iii-st Oillslde the “Ml PRINCE RUBERT. B. c. Nov, 2.1’ Foreign Power Securities .. ... 3i h“ bu“ "rad ‘of the old fortifications. The sites of l witchcraft among the North Co.‘ Fraser Company .. ..... s4 m,“ h mmuw; “d may H earths“ mrtificwmls "e "i PYe-‘enlflhdians has practically disaPDeereQ‘ General Steel Wares .. ..... 25% Th. sudden”, o! the omllught V"? “umul “I “m”- prmclpany fund the Indians are following th v Home Oil .. ... ... ... .... 13%. h“ mummy when m: VHF becau“ they harbor 5° mlwh mwlwhite man's ways, according to W, F. Imperial Oil .. ..... 82% x d m l’ ' m it “i” lcollision, Indian agent for this dis. Industrial Alcohol .. la b022,,‘ d m 5? W, mama Th“ 5am Que", my “my bcitrlct. . International Petroleum 23% 7 m “n” ° m“! 5 uid- accounted a part of Paris. but hun-, s h 1 . _ " "" o" bmuTllld-"M 611599111"! ti"? dreds of people are living there ini if‘: demonsm“ m" u dud” ' International Nickel .. ... ... 88 ‘m mo" mum,“ than men‘ may conditions which amount almost w fcssss are unknown now in the settle.‘ y M8393’ HERB - ... ... .. ... 4.’! inlents along the Skeena and Nae-f l -.

or ugly structures which remind onc Rivers‘ accsrdmg w ‘he agent‘ Th‘! of wartime army huts are the homestpicturfique medicine m“ '5 u “gum, 5 '