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i - PAGE Fuu - 11-nf 1 l-l/\Rl01"rl-:TOWN rllannv/W OCTOBER 27

1l|EiliiilABLOTTE Tuwuilluiiiaiiiio- N.-.Qc-_,rl. vf}-Lim if if C

President-W. Chester I. llrL'ure. I. P- Ylcla-I'nlldrn¢-'L I.. llrlsetl If you dg I0! lllllll On BOOGIE Oi I

°°;.z::°"-:'~.r- "'...~.-..::.:°;‘,'"“:'-~..'.:;.':-..°- »f°i»°»1-in ee L

- ` or nn anal nl - .

Auurllslc Editors-Frank Walker isnd ID. K. Currie inf WUT fi-in duty W Canada in the

' - ~ e' enc . Talk to 'our

llornlllg lbnllv (founded Hill?) $5.00 star year lin mllnncey dellvered. pr¢sem' em lg y }

uso pu yi-nr on dum..-»» main-ll in enum. .mu rnmd sum. friends about the plan and do somt- - l ___ _ _ _ _ thing about it. Every little bit will

Y ' ' ' Y" help to relieve the unemployment

27, / situation. Canadian goods will be~:

__ co

Protecting the Consumer

A Hansard publication of thc full

text of the asusurallces of ulanuiau-

turers that they would not increase prices on account of tariff changes,

referred to by Prcml‘r Bennett at f the recent session of Pzirllalufllt, has I

f been received. These zissiilnnccs co‘.- 1

er such products as glue, paper, art

silk yarns, silk fabrics, hosiery, boots

and shoes, ralncoais_ childrens car-

ring-;5, jcw»:llery, silverware, plated

ware, lvatcll cases, refrigerators. heating apparatus, hollow ware, steel

plate, basic iron and steel, cast iron

pipe. farm illlplcmenls. dairy pas-

'.eui'lzcrs, !ci‘tlllzers_ rlcctvic products.

printed lllalter, kriifl. paper. gasoline

and stoneware. To our agricultural

. readers espf-cially the following as-

surance ivlll be of particular interest: .1

"Fui'illel'ancc to our collvcrsa-

- tion of yeszcl-day. we now enclose

memorandum .seiting forth our ideas in regard to tariff on fertiliz-

verv .se.§n'.i.»' c.an.si<lcratioll. and are saiisnrd :hai we can not olll_\

maintain present scllcduler- but \

feel sure we can eventually reduce

for meat, dairy produce, eggs and Ial

poultry, fruit and vegetables, are a 1°

long way from providing cooperative ge

_ _C

charlneLs on a national scale, success- i

ful examples are found in each cate-

Chat Boop of Qnurs

l C d b »

me chfeapflr WISE ham “mst 3 /is is youu Llvgg, so Am; you 5 constituency in the Province. Mr.

A Tottering Regime

(Sydh¢¥ Ptlt)

( The Liberal Government ot Prinaei '4- "'f`

'Edward island headed by Hon wal

in in _

,if l

7 -\ ‘5 '-4

. *_* _

i.. .,._.. '...... .,' ` "' '.34 DlaPAn'rivmN'r or TRADE/inn (30

ir a assus n acrusingre-_ 7--i`l,_";: 4" verse by the defeat of its newl s i` "`»`i,>Y1i ' - _ CB

ipointed Attorney - General, yliolli. ` oT'I'AWA° CANADA

lrhsne Campbell, in the second dis-

regarded as the strongest Liberal

vre 0 t em. e ave a g e l '

though special marketing societies. lmuntry and it has a great future _ Campbell was l hw “nn” M Hon'

' I lo d he] | I have written so often about the A- E»33ii¥id°i’l. Wh°1’°Si¥\‘i0d $119 PIG-

! Camfmms WH be ya! an P 5 liver-sometimes two or three times mi€l‘ShiD Y0 bc¢0mc I- Bllllrenie Court

ther alld pull for a prosperous

“ke "‘ i°'°‘i’"°“" 1'” “S 5°” ‘°' i a month-that 1 and myself keeping Judge some month-1 ln. and he

_ Iaway from it when I would l'reatly|!¢l\Hii5 |1iKh` HS 9- !Y\€mb¢l‘ 0! U19

linda’ Demand C“"“d’““ g°°d5' f like to say more about this “kin " of ` younger bar. I-ie is a Rhodes Scholar.

3 |

'“""“ . 'the organs. ja good speaker. and an estimcble

B°f°i‘° the Ohmmin em “H mel You recognize the importance oficitlzen of Summerslde, when he

gory; and each category oi!ers OD- ` countries in Africa inhabited by black I the heart because lt has long been i pmctlses hls pmlewlom The outcome

bl'0Wl'i D€°Di¢ Were kii°“'“ Bslknown as the force that keeps theiuf Tilesdny’s Dollin8 in the second

hlarians- I-“ici ills "lime “'?-ilblocd circulating. and life continuesidlsu-ict of Prince cannot therefore be

partuuity for national development lor

bascd upon local experience. Nine- 55'- ieeii in every 100 English farmers are §m

members ol a society, and 28 in every 100 do a part of their busines with

a society. El

~ --‘i-_-- Th

Tile Liberal organ complained fre- ch

qucaltly during the by-election cam-

cleam horses by which it will b,e of "ls joblof taking harmful things rd a Conservative member to the

SCC

ore lJH1'ilCUial'il/ Hilplled to a lar8° . lust as long as the heart continuestol am-lbuled w luk of glrength ol the tion of country lying south of Q pump blood. and no longer. i Gm-emment ¢gnd1dgf,¢_ glagrly 1; N.

Libra and Esvrt- cu the upper And vet ii” liver- in B Wav- iii; vcals d conservative ti-end much reaches of the Nile. About icon B. c. cuuallv as important because .v0ur`sn-anger than even ln, 0l,l,.,,m°,,

hlopia WHS il l>0“’9i'ilii <!l'lllJil‘€- degree °f.h°am"' y°ur °“j°ym°“" °f‘campi1igners counted upon, who are

ere is now in be a new Emperor of _ me' i'°“" “bmw W "Wk °‘° P135" de' - perhaps quite as much surprised by

[rresllonsible Government Ethiopia. whose coronation will takefimnds °° “ 5"” ”"'“°“t “im” ~"°“r< the declsiveness of Mr. Shelton*

__ 'place on 16-ovember 2. He has pur- i "Ve" Sharps victory as the Government

= Now this is not only because the

asedtlle Coronation coach of the _ V _ n 1 tures supporters are over the loss of a con- '

bile and docs other work. but because

pawn that “wmwut a lawyer i drawn' Gram' Bm'a‘m‘ the United 5 out of the food we eat and after House of Assembly'

. ' _ _ l .

on the Liberal side tllelgigtesl Fl-lm¢e,1ta1y_ Belglllm .and , making part of them useful to mei But the explanation is sunple

country could not expect to have,Ge

well balanced consideration of she,

different legislative enactments. The

discussion would be entirely one- co

sided. and from the Conservative In

ICSS.

rmany will all be represented. Elmdy’ lenders the other part l,lal,m_ enough. The Liberal Governlnent.

winch carried the Province on Pro-

Abilter fight is looming up in tllel The liver ls lhe largest Oman ln _hibition in 1927, has steadily lost ming session of the Britisll Parlia- llle body and l-lolds one ,.lllm.tel. ol strength in the constituencies, partly

ment over the Trade Disputes Act. Q your blood at' one t`me. b°°°‘“5e °f the m°di°°my °f its Per'

1927 as a coils ucnce of tile' Just think what this means Oni- 50111181 partly because it failed to

ls,-.nation og any provisions. of thelql-Dviding for plnlliblfigll of afnll the time. having various things Tcl'1llJ9i'HI’l¢€ AN ¢fTiCi¢Iliily- but

Therefore the decision of the el- .Ser

arious statutes are concernexi." ,general strike, disaffiliation of civil I dime io it during its "'33"

vice orgahlzallohs "cm polltlcal And not the least important. as trative record has been strikingly in-

clliefly because its general adminis-

_ _ - ea . - _ '

ers. We have Rilrll till-S lllaiif” point of view so far as the inter- general Bklllel an Act was passed i quarter of all your blood in the liver impieiiieliii ii-S Died!!! $0 €lif0l'¢c the

prices to the farmer, lf granted our request. '3

iS2<i-i privilege of being represented in the

Eastern Canada Fertilizers Assoc.

5°” is “‘°‘h‘3" 3“““""“@e which tantamount to a mandate to the ar

, Government to resign. Since next ses- . ge

vill be of interest to our farmers:

"The manufactul'ei's are of the

spiniciz than collsillilers oi agricul- tural implement; should, not pay higher prices for them, and they 0 are equally eniphazic in the state- ment. that if the Canadian market is supplied from Canadian fac- tories, instead of being supplied ln such volume by goods mallufactur-

prices of inlplenlcnts to consilm- __ ers, provided the factors entering.

into manufacturing costs are not P increased"

This statement is signed on behalf u

'of Massey-Harris Company, Limited.

lson -Thrasher Co., Ltd., J. Fleury

Sons, Limited, Cockshutt Plow Co.,v

Limited, Waterloo Manufacturing? Co.. Ltd.. and Frost and Wood Co.

Ltd. ‘ f l,

A -similar guarantee. given bl' Thai British preferences advocated at mei It

ian of any provisions of the various at statutes are concemed," why should th Premier Lea stand in the way of

id elsewhere, they will noi increase vcmlictcut and responsible govern- lnsl

nlust depend for this essential service °"

_ _ _ zon

persist in clinging to the unearned He

Sa~.vyer-Massey, Limited. John Good- emolumenls of owne?

De Laval Company, Limited, C. E. Imlgel-la] Conference bythe Cnhadllm Wu

'_ Richa-rdscu. and K- L- Wallace. ali- Prime Minister and other dominion a bi

_ . 0 ¢_5_ ll l_- l th b 5 l- _ above mentioned. is getting its harm- l ferior to that of the Stewart Govern-

mrs of Second Prime to ‘N930 the m V835? latlfga lspllczl iwass ol - ful products-poison from bad food. ment which it displaced. Hon. A. E. I

,hglingeg ln (lille lnwpollpelwglul `\;.cl?;;: f poison from wastes of intesifne or Saunders, who was leader of the Go-

Legislature by a Liberal lawyer is hm ` ` 1'

M the recent Labor Conference ‘ elsewhere removed from it, Nil \v0l`l- ` vernment till early this year, welcom-

dcr the liver has been called the cd the oppm-funny to step from the

lling for the abolition of the

esolution was unanimously adopted "Wash Woman.. ol the blood 1 Prenllershlp to B judgeship when he

_ _ . Nature made the liver large $0 (10 had only rounded out two and a half slon‘s discussion in the Legislature is restrictions imposed by this Act. One llll mls ml,-ls but often from llmvise wars ln on-lee HL, successo the’

rman ex-Kaiser and six Austrian’ lf" “mes up sugar' ma u 3° stituency which never before return-E

5 vim. so far as the lnterpretab ment that there must be a complete f from various parts of the body. from _ rcpl.esehl_s B heahby constlmehcy tal

pon the Opposition. why should it-

_-*-_-~l;.. lu

.S'nou°den Angered ice

*___ ing

In an intenlperate attack upon the im”

rluclnlc or mm promotion endif"

plies to dairy pnsteiirzzers, while thc pi-em§@l~_=, Ml-_ phlllp Sllowcleh l5`

" assurance that thc tariff revisions' quoged as sal-lllg that the ll-ltl-odllC_f

will not result in any increase oii ti

_Ui-‘Billie l1fiC@S YD Ulf* Niall C0llSllm- tain woulcl strike at the purity of the

er ls given by the British American political life of the nation, and that_m

‘Oil Co.. Ltd., the Canadian Oil Com- Parliament would become a sink of :any

panies Ltd., Imperial Oil, Ltd- and c

McColl Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd. b

The anti-protection prop:igan~I than national interests. In his view. B

dists will find little consolation in protection would lead the country to S these stralghtforivaxd statements a

from the most reputable manufac-

turing nrms in Canada,-guarantees backed up by the assurance of thc i

Prime Minister himself that where' be accented as an insult to parlia-

sny undue advanzage is taken of the ill

'hi nt in favor of the consumer as it hiS\_lmpvc:led already lil the case of' bi

|lass_\\\

Englisli Farmers Co-operate t

Agricultural co-operation in Eng-i

land is the subject of a recent intel'-|

esting survey by the Horace Plunk-I et Foundation, the declared purpose! of which is ~f.o neu the best and thci

worst."

Pissing judgment on the result in

a foreword to the volume, Sir Horace h Plunkett is able to describe it as "an

account of a very substantial achieve- ment, n. complete answer to the com-

mon cry that farmers cannot or willl not organize." He promises the pub-'-E

lic that they will find ill its pages U evidence,.whlch few may have sus- pected, of real vitality in the farm-

ing community-

Actunlly the development which' (_

has taken place is held to present an h

_ lmost unique instance of cooperative ln f grass without the supervision or

ers' requirements, s. point has been th reacl1ed_where_ not more than one

l or two new societies are needed to

$ __-l_,j`-[___-, ,»..... .. .

and re

The extreme language used by the be

Chancellor of the Exchequer, says

he Toronto Mail and Empire, might

on of a tariff system in Great Bri-

orruption, because members would,0l11 e elected to represent selfish rather "Nh

strike °f 1925- Wiieiflei *the I " vcr Mgms t° fm] in its wmk' l Azriculture in the Saunders Govern- l

can afford it! Of course there infinite agonies of pain and

orrow and B. mounting percentage of

b°"°m1e55 im' imahify behind all this which cailnoi

oomputed. But-who cares?"

William Philip Simms, an experi-

enced writer on foreign affairs, re-

enmry immullom in Canada md , cently undertook to tabulate the re- ~ - l

_ . lvolts, insurrectlons and armed stru;-I _

_ :mins there will he prompt readjost- the other Protected aumlnion-1 WSW _cies that are engsglngins attention ofl PRICE 0F BREAD ` Hazlitt's Tomb '

not lllat he ls llotorlolls lm. hls me World thls fall He found when _ __ _ _ lrlcntil and the fact that it was placedlclld pugnaoious inscription" that can- little Victorian cast-iron :ter statements. There is the forth- iii KM ii1f°us‘-L that ucerlv three- mirgg ‘;““’ bg Y°“’ i’“i";" iii" S“’“`f llvrdnchester Guardiam l .`:“`;°;"; ‘;i:b;“’;;“;’;‘hl" fI‘_’l:’1;)d“"t°";' - "fi bed 15”? "“';“5 L" ‘he i’i“'“S i‘°°°i'dS iii with thc fesiiuc viii*

;~ - ew ov i . e or o , » ~ s_

er consideration that he is greatly_f mths °f the i’°p“Ia°‘°" °f the bak rs W d emmen asked the <'I'he centenary ofthe death of ‘Co le. ,lm 3 ° V iiifiiiii iS 9110 Used bl a very ugly an artist and s man of tasi

gbbe is inV0lV9d in 5CtU3l Ol' P0t-Ent' e re uce the price of bread, wllllhm Hazlltt has been obsarved rs ' “ Horace walpolei; ~--- '-" - --~ 1 - W... _ . ‘ 'Z-"" -

rigered just now at the spread °i’ .al uprlslhgs unrest sms pmcllcallvi to the public as wheat was so low. Itlby that ever grown ` bun meh 0Uif»&PhI

ariff sentiments throughout Great 'all of Soulh hmmm Peru an;l| is lower now and all the big cities‘ ' L g pu W “Fate poured its lesson on his llvinv

' _ 2 2' i tes th im t I th - "

Brltaln ,md even Wltlllh hls own Argentina are pulllng well. houses ln are getting 24 ounce loaves at 8 cents.; :§rpm?_a"iticeRndpf:a?:x:r° wrijaxls head, For the Man party and the cabinet of which he is Older after sudden revolutions. Brazil Halifax '5 °"i`l`l Setting them for 6 IE; ' Besi-0W`d H killEd0m Bhd denied him

ls ln the mldsl of E deqlmale clvll l ccnts Here we are charged 12 cents were id °n his tomb in me grave bl-,Bd Wh

H memben fwlir. Communists are ready tolnmlis f°° m“°h °f il lZ°°d thing and yard °f st' Annex' S°h°' Wm" he Walpole put the tablet up at his 0 Cannot Smoke

'_-*W v _ ‘_ mnch on the hmltal of Bollvllh ‘our bakers should be ashamed to fake_'_lI;_es in cmnpany with the ‘mhappy own expense. Hazlitt‘s grave lies on Edif07°ial Notes i/enezilela is ready for n revolt. Chile the money' especially M they jump" he`.}dm`e` King or cmsica' and the north side of the little Kfavevard Wark

____ l,_.‘l.ely hlpped a mvolutlonmy plot ln ed the price when wheat went up and Di“"`| Williams- the f°iii1d0i` Of thi' The gl.a,,e5t0ne_ whlch has ul thrgm .

The Hallnx Hel-aid geseribes the me bud* In Europe the sltuatlon ls did not wait until their low priced n°-Vai Lii»¢ii'i1l‘Y Fund- Tablets to `

library of that city as "a positive dis- `lii.tle better. Spain and Portugal are stacks were exhausted' Let “S have the" men "8 °n "h° °“md° '"5"

be ho ed, °rnould=ring with insul‘rect'onarv R fair deal' wa" of the °h“r°h' The Hun" mb' '_ I CH

- . E W.-

loontent. Hungary prepares to pro- T_~__,___., ,Tai claim youthful Prince Otto as its

"we celebrate our freedom fron‘1|lfing, and Jugoslovta, Rumania and nglahdl-. remarks the Flo,-ld; Times J Czechoslovakia are ready to invade

uion, “and at the same tirlghwish ‘of d

,her if she does. The Balkans are full l ,

ire rumors and portents. Russia

W0 WP” B5 free “" the mg ' iis making ready for war. Germany.

-1- iswept by L l'\_vc.ist wave, debates the

"Mr Campbell." we file 1-ii’°’°i_l-cpudiacion of the vcrssilles n-sity.

_ , Organ, '-had pointed out that in ev- in-hue rx-once makes may to fight if "‘°"'°

way ,,..`,ii,l¢ the Government such

a thing does indeed happen. In

ry - " i The children were shoutlllc together

. I f th l `

ad implemented its Piciiw i'°Bi“'d "d ” _ ° ""° t 5°" mm w‘d°”"°°d and racing along the sands, `

,, instead of less Civil war continues

g prohibition enforcement- ’1'h¢l lt; muse ng t ls atm un_ is glimmer of dancing shadows,

__ peoplg me being blind, deaf and settled. Pllestlne ls full of dlmrden . A dovelke flutter of hands.

°" ""‘g°`m°"” M °’ “mm b°dy' I" dumb. this was probably one °f im P¢i‘5i4 “iid Tiifi"-V "C iiiilfiifiif It K The star: were shouting ln heaven. one respect, the provision of farm- “Mom why they decldgd in place cnc another across the border, while *ne sun was chasing the moon;

the Kurds raid birth lands impartially- l’he game was the same as

eir confidence in Mr. Shari?-

__i

Here is is definition of "the beet- up 5° "vo polmdg wigholll; any ql,¢_-,_

cover the whole agricultural area of husband I ever heard of," which ap- l sion gg so Wm; me had dl-me with _ »-he whfly, of ll,” World was mel-l-_vl nlgland. wool marketing has ad- pears in "Down the sky," by E. V.l fhg mlgme, and never kissed my of _ fine joy from the vale to the height, Vlllccd WW lleifil' 50 B Bimiiili' P°5i' I-UCB-SI "He W!-B my uncle Theodore.l UA. even his baby, wi 'zout kfssizuy his WM” ith: gm’ '°°d5 °‘ twmghi' en' tion. In oth" mcrkci-ina P0-iii-ive if who used every evening of his life toj wlfs too so that shs could not be The mov: elawm ol, the ll ht

uuevd prcgrsu hu been made. A1~‘_bring the money in his vifo’s mu~s¢ijoaiolm"' ' y ..‘_ l_~. lam.; ,'_l““ll_l l

After the resolution had been ; the ammmt Dr bmung' rubbing' and T`:'.l:c associates, nor particularly as-

efenc to intel-pl-ef, the statutes and adopted, Arthur Henderson pointed I md sowing show it’ 5° als() does the Lille as a politician. A collple of

- blood

-stance is injected into the blood

.ucr, the luer should wash it out or

est folks that plow the empyleah - "`Ct5fiii- Bfith W9” Vlmwed by the

The Public Forum

Thh oolllmn ls open he the ¢ii°l=l°l= by correspondents vi caution- or mm-us. no

I _ Charlottetown Gui-dia; does i I not necessarily endorse the i opinions of eorrenpondmu.

't it is to c -~ - - _ ‘

grace to the clsy an exchange th“_h_:e5l In Poland' Pnsudsm is slrlv_ Iam sir, etc., llet simply recounts his birth and owever, sullillk 5 - l to L fl “_ FAIR pLAy ._.<;._`___

_ its reference is only to me bulldlnm., ng s amp out new ames of fi

i .

_'_ _________ 9 __ v_______

4 chlldrcrrs.

iey danced to the self-same tune.

1 I

_ 1'-

to be "from the Conservative point °f the il'P9i1k'i‘i'S Wiii'i`i9d iilc G0Vi?l'il- catirlg nr drinking. from infection- l,ll,n_ wamlr M. Lea, is is farmer who

` all of the position as it was before ’ matter in intestine, constipation, the,was held and who was Mlnlster of

t Uh!-t the, Prime Minister himself ` ;~frrlths a"o one of the members oi

_ I e t` l' '2 '_ b'li ', - _' " °

had said r-uc11_ H bill would be ment- ‘ n t' S mg me “ N 8 I ty H sub Ili; Goiierllnient without portfolio.

ed ln the Killgls speech, Mlgfwhlch should be removed by the Yon. Wallace Bruce Butler. resign- nderson added that it would be ` -». _ ._ ‘ c;l from the Cabinet and announc-

treated as one of the most inlmrtallf f remove it from the blood. If the liver Nl that he would °r°5s me 11°” °f

ensures of the 5.95513;-,_ and he ex. ln-ls w dn so_ ll' ls ample evldence tile House and join the Oppositioni Ciefi it would get its second read- uint ills uv-or ls not doing its vi-ork ‘ii *'15 “iii "‘Si°"- This d°i°°ii°“f

and bgfm ils way before Chl_lsl_ l l,l.nl,,,l.ly and the lwuhle should be lives the result of a fcud _with the] . 'rhc me of this bill will de. lnve.'.ili~_-fed -'im' F”-‘amish . - d entirely upon the attitude ofi The thought then is that constlpa- 0b"'1°“515’ the tid* against U10 T51' Liber~o1e_ If, will be V fmghll tion, which means a tremendous -‘iid C‘°"ei`“m9i`it ha-5 f_°°eiV"d ln

Sfubgol-nly by the CUhser\,Rm,es and l amlllmt of extra work put on llhe -zzrldrd impeius from the result of the

l undoubtedly be the occasion for live, ln removll-lg lmlsolls from the lrccsnt Dominion election. It is there- tter and prolnllged deb_ale_ large intestine. is one of the main f°f0 hardly likely that iii C811 Win

L ` causes or the failure of the liver to -either of the two remaining by-clec-

uwell_ we are llvlng faster.. says an clcgm me b10¢;d_ and keep you fl-eg .tions which are necessary to nil the

,mga "than we ever llved lull” from illncss. *vacancies in Clmrlottetollm and in (gay it ll,-0lldly_ Wllzh vol", chest So either by proper food or excr- the third district of Kings. where

thrown cull las,” and higher and cise, try and avoid constipation, 'polling will shortly be held. Char-

on dal-l°l_care_a_dllml.latl,,ely than ' -lclltetolm was won by the Conserva-

ochsr pespie on th, wp of the, -1-he ifvcs uud the third district of Kings h_ 'nw ¢°,f,?_0ll_ we we thel ‘-:y the Liberals in the last provincial

restoration without ally qualification f accumulation of too much waste' that ln whlch Tuesday-S hy_electl0hl

I-i‘¢€i`iiiS S\1DP0l‘lc<l Labor or not, he; gvhst l"ai?pL°!§‘sF? th t d t 4 Ilnevt. He is a good type of citizcn.'

sited that the Cl0\'€i'lll'l'l€1li- muSt| us as co 9" _ a 0 n° receive but is neither very popular with his

ment? If his Government is incom- act.

' ` imticns of their sitting members,‘ bn brcanle candidates for their re- ~_:ti-.'e parties in the recent Feder- ! clectlon. i The next general election in Prince 'rlward Island must be held not lat- i- than .July 1931. and it is d fair

judgment that it will mark the end cl' the present Liberal regime. ?

ii-

slmpplng nays! Your Home HOW Q

To Christmas i

In other words there mrs 51 days L

before that “Day of G|vlng"- |

the who shoppers will start mak- lnlr the rounds of THE METRO- i POLITAN STORE NOW. ln order to escape the customary crush of that busy season. Then. take into consideration another nllvsnl-cle. at this season. The Metropolitan Store has l stock on hand which has not been gone over by eager thi-ann. and that which ls host, purchased by

gift seekers.

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trier or Prince county. heretofore ` °“""'

1% Wage Eamon, lvorywhero in Canada.

Don’t be Penny Wise Pound Foolish!

Has it ever occurred to you that bargains, even honest-to-goodness bargains, are not always an unmixed blessing?

Of course many so called bargains are not real bargains at all. Like the rosy apple that is rotten at the core, they appear to be something th" they are not. A bargain is on1y_a real bargain when it is ofered you gg Q price less than what the article is really worth.

Due to causes that predicate a loss to some Canadian producer, rea) bargains are sometimes available to you. And when they are, and you need the articles ofered, you would be foolish not to take Iulladvantage of them. For if you don’t, someone else will! Meanwhile anyone bu_y,',,g them is doing the Canadian producer n good turn by helping him to dispose of merchandise that, for one reason or another, he is compelled to convert into immediate money. 1

But when the subject of the bargain is a foreign-made article, the wl-|01,

- situation takes on A diierunt aspect. -

Like as not the foreign producer, whom you would be helping out of .a jam if you purchased his bargain, has a production cost that is far below

. the Canadian cost of producing the same article. And if you were to

r'nstitute_onqul'rl`es with a view to finding out why his production cost was

- so much lower, like as not you would Hrld it was because he was paying

his employees rates of wages that were away below the scale paid [gg similar work in this country.

In that event, it would be reasonably safe to assume that a much lgwer standard of living prevails among the workers in his country than pre- vails here. Possibly he req uitas his employees to work longer hours than

October 25th, 1930,

is customary in Canada. Possibly the laws of his country are not as strict as they are here regarding' _the employment of child labour. Possibly he is not taxed, as Canadian manufacturers are taxed, to ensure compensa_ tion on a reasonable scale being paid his workmen who suffer injury in the course of their employment. Possibly he -is not required to main tain his factory at anything like as high standards of ventilation, of sanita. tion, of heating, of lighting, of protection agairvsr Ere andaccident, as are in force in Canada.

In all these matters-hours of labour, rates of wages, standards of living, factory inspection, social legislation and industrial betterment work- Canada is much more advanced than most of the nations that make products similar to hers. The result is that Canadian wage earners are more fortunately circumstanced in almost every way, than are the wage earners in most other countries. Obviously they can only hope to retain those advantages as long as their employers, the manufacturers of Canada, are able to overcome in the domestic market the competition of foreign-made goods that are produced under longer working hours, lower wage scales, and lower standards of living. For should the time ever come when they can no longer compete, either their Canadian employees must agree to wage reHuctl`ons and the loss of decent living conditions, or the manufacturers themselves must close up shop.

You can see therefore what serious trouble these bargains in foreign- made goods may cause you-what serious trouble any foreign-made goods may cause you whether they be bargains or not--if you allow yourself to be persuaded"l'nto buying thorn. 'Should you say there is nothing harmful in buying them once in a while, you will probably see( nothing harmful in buying them every chance you get. And if you buy them every chance you get, you cannot blame others for doing the same

thing. Once everybody in Canada starts doing it, you know what will happen! "

So for the sake of a srnall immediate saving or merely to sa tisly a passing whim, why run the risk of setting in train a movement that in a fewyears might easily prove your undoing! Wou1dn’t it be far better for you, and _.?‘0U1' f8m11.V, and all yclllt friends, to stand fast by the policy of buying

Produced-ln-Canada, no the surest means of protecting Canadian rates of wages and Canadian standards of living?

' Very sincerely yours,

i Minister of Trade and Commerce.

SPEGIAL

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Clinical Thermometer, should ‘ hc In every home. You never ‘ know when such will be sorely l needed-even s necessity. lt; l Presence may be the deciding » factor ln serious Illness md in such condition where heat np- pllostion ls indicated g good quality Hot-Water Bottle is the

ideal thing.

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