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nee . aes : c) a ° : . a . ‘ : . . : a t The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Oct, $1, 1958.)Canada for Previews tcorper: A ; endorsed Premier|the construction of @ bridee be-/ be shared by Canade and Maine,| come benefactor whe wl pre

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The added y's Broad-| Hugh Fleming of New Brunswick : ‘ oe an ty Ceiaaaaial bl tony ar Suatise at Campobelo.| proposed that the home be turned EVERY TEEN-AGER capable of absorbing an education

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many . sere satay, bata © | - usually is to convince him why he should, because he does i on wheres eer not realize how important’ an education is to his future. : | IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Generally he does not know that if he leaves school two : ~ or three years too soon, he will pay for those two or three years all the rest of his life.

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-NOT FOR ME

| OWN MY OWN BUSINESS... 'M A CO-OP MEMBER

ye YOU'VE HEARD THE OLD SAYING: “YOU CAN‘T GET SOMETHING FOR NOTH- ING.” SO 1 DO IT THIS WAY: ~ re

(1) | BELONG TO THE CH’TOWN CO-OP! (5) AS CO-OPERATORS WE'RE OWNERS

As a member I’m a shareholder and PART OWNER of a flourishing business, When we spend money at the CO-OP we're helping to pay for the bulldings So, when I shop, I’m buying from myself! - org facilities. But as CO-OP members, we share ownership of what we (2) |GET MORE THAN GOODS | (6) CO-OP DOLLARS DO GO FURTHER

You've probably never thought of putting such things as savings, retirement S , SURPLUS dollars returned to CO-OP members are “YOURS TO USE ae be beta oo your shopping list. But I buy these with every dollar I AGAIN!” Sometimes these dollars may be needed for working capital in your pend at my ‘ CO-OP, and a certain part may be temporarily retained to be paid out in eash to you with interest later on, But they are credited to you and belong to

(3) I'M PART OF A POPULAR PLAN , _ ; 7 No matter what we do to earn a living, we are all consumers of goods. We (7) CO-OP DOLLARS REPRESENT SECURITY

want our dollars to go further. ining a CO-OP le become partners

with their neighbors. The ani Wiener the more sto there a tae Your share capital, which is started when you apply for membership, always

ownership and control, so the more democratie business becomes. CO-OPS belongs to you! So do the dollars credited to you from surpluses. Even if not

can never become monopolies. refunded in cash from time to time, this money belongs to you and can be ; withdrawn if you move away or reach \retirement age.

(4) AS CQ-OPERATORS WE'RE FREE a (8) YOU'LL BE DOING A SMART THING P mem-

No one becomes @ shareholder in a CO-OP to make a profit! Joining the Charlottetown-CO-OP gives people a new self-respect and dignity, ONE DOLLAR DEPOSIT

ber-owners pay COMPETITIVE prices for their needs, Surplus- money, af er You'll be joining millions of consumers, all over the world, who have decided "2 Ge?

all costs of operating are paid, is returned to members—not according to the . that business should be a servant of people—not a master who seeks to make :

number of shares owned, but according to their patronage. a profit fram people, thereby making people his servant, ob ol Om io ee to become a member and a partner with your neighbors, regardless of race, uired ; : eH ; nied

. color, creed, religion or political belief . . . ina flourishing, democratic business, establis (9) WHERE DO You STAND? a local folks like yourself to provide goods arid ‘services at COST. The money you spend and the sav- Are you a member? Do you make full use of YOUR CO-OP? Do you-benefit by the savings co-operation makes possible, or do you depend on Give Aways, ings agcumulated stay right in-your own community, SHARED EQUALLY by the members accerdk

Gimmicks, green stamps? ~ ing to their patronage.

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