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FINE DONATION-A ia.r5e box of lovely new childrens clothing has, been received at the Protestant Or-I phsnsse from tm miles of om' Hope Lodge No. 397 Central Lot 16. The Board is deeply grateful.

ISLANDEB DEAD-Wvrd was rs.

ceived that Mr Leonard Creed, of Saskatocn, suddenly passed away on Tuesday. Nov. 18. He formerly be- longed to Albion, P.E.I. and his sudden death was a great shock to his many friends there.

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ENGAGEMENT A N N 0 U N C E- l\lEN'I‘-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick New- _ son. Brackley, wish to announce the Iengagement of their daughter, Fior- ence Loella. to Gordon Harold Mac- Innis. of North Winsloe, marriage to

_ -take place in the near future. '-' ' asao-II-24

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Teacher (annoyed): “Sit down, I'1l

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beauty parlor.

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to Gorham where they dressed in

I Ielr Ir:=I'I'elling attire; than they left for Fi\”la where they will reside 'until next June,

I MANY FRIENDS HERE-Rev. A. E. Gabrlc-‘. rector of Digby and fcr- mer curate of Trinity Church Saint John, and St. Peters Cathedral, Charlottetown and his bride, form.

» Walters of Berlin, N. H. The bride

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guests at the Admiral Beatty Hotel.

in Halifax on Nc/vember 12 and are on their wedding trip, motoring through Nova Scotia and New Brun- swick. Frcrm Saint John they will go to Fredericton and will spend g short time in Halifax on their return to Nova sootia before preceeding to

friends are extending a hearty wel-I come-St. John Telegraph Journal. I

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TESTED THIS MORNING-The

testing of the new Ls. France Met- ropolitan Triple Engine purchased for the city fire department will he conducted this morning at Pownal

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,the Fire Hall Saturday morning, with' |Mr. W. A. Latter, the Company'a en- Igineer, at the wheel. Mr. Burgess

I- are spending a few days in the city. Y

Mr. and Mrs Gabriel were married ,

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Market Reports Stock Exchange

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November 22nd, 1930.

Fo Heads of Families

Co-opemtzon-the Keynote to Progrm A _§_

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As head of your family, you always place the intereltl of your IOM Ind I daughters ahead of the interests of outsiders, do.n't you? You may be on ' the friendliest terms with outsiders, yet you concede without question that members of your own family have first claim on you for help nf any kind. Collectively you form the oldest co-operative unit known to man-the home. And the best way to promote the welfare of that or any other co-operative unit is to do everything possible topromote the

welfare of the i'rid1`vi`dua1s who comprise it.

Sentiment and self-iriterest combine to cause you to place the interests 'I'

not simply because they are your sons and daughters, bufbecauee their _ I success will add to yours.

Similarly, sentiment and self-in terest combine to regulate your deal- ings within your own comm unity. You help your neighbour, not simply because he i's your neighbour, but because you believe he will be willirij to help you in return. You and he have many interests in common. As A matter ofgood business you prefer to trade with those who trade with you. _

Once beyond the borders of your community, when you get into the -

I wider reaches of your province or of the Dominion itself, the call of

sentiment tends to grow weaker, and the element of self-interest bo- comes less apparent. But seeing that our nation is simply our fanuliea and our comm unities in the mass, will not its welfare be best promoted by the some means we adopt to promote the welfare of our homes and

our local trading circles? '

Let us suppose you are a farmer living, say, in Saskatchewan. A large part of your income is expended for the purchase of implements, fencing, lumber, cement, twine, house furnishings, and tl-ie thousand and one other articles required to equip or service your farm and your home. The money you pay for these articles eventually finds its way back to the pockets of the workers who .make them. IsrI't it better for you if the workers you thus benefit are workers in Canadian factorial, rather than workers in foreign factories? '

I f your money goes to workers in Canadian factories, don’t you put them

in a better position to buy your wheat, your butter, your eggs, and all your other farm products? Not only that, but because you have bought their products, I'Iaven’t you establisl-Ied a first* claim to their co11sr'dera» tion when they come in to the market to buyproductssuch asyou have for sale? It’s simply the comm unity trading principle on alittle broader scale!

But send your dollars to factory workers in other countries, and what

assurance have you that such workers will ever buy as much as Ia cent’s worth of your products in return? Your dollars have gone far beyond the community circle, beyond even tha national famiiy circle. They have gone where there is no mutualify of in tri-est, to countries where it is impossible foryou to influence their spending in the slightest degree.

O_r, to use quite a diferent and in some respects perhaps a little better illustration to demonstrate this community of interest, let us suppose you are a Quebec farmer, and that you contributed your portion to the 88,903,885 that Canada spent last year for imported corn to feed cowl, hens, and hogs.

What would have happened if this money, instead of being sent to corn growers outside of Canada, had been spent with grain growers in Western Canada for the feed wheat and feed barley they had for sale-feeds that would have been equally .as good for the production of milk and eggs, and considerably better for the production of bacon’ Wouldnft the Western grain grower have had more money with which to buy the pro- ducts of Quebec factories? And if Quebec factory workers had had more money to spend, wouldn't that have meant Ia better market for your milk, eggs, and pork?

Some of the money you spent for imported corn would almost certainly have come back to you if you had spent it for Canadian feeds instead. As it was, how much do you think ever came back from the foreign corn grower to whom it was actually sent?

So getting back to Ivhere we started from, don’t you agree that it alwayl pays in the long run to develop trading operations as much as possible within the family circle?

Very sfncerely youre,

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