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,v 15th and May 15th.
Ploaso placo your ordors before February
1st. Prices are as follors, subject to
chango on notico given 30 days prior to
dolivory date.
Pullot Chicks
Non Hanpshiros .32 Ehito Leghorns .38
Eash.Heavy Hy-Brod .32 ramenter R.I.D.37
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By-F.L.Kerzio, C.P.A, (Washington) •
You nay have never heard of a uritor by the
name of Seldes. Recently I road the most
important of his books ’1000 Americans.'. It
if a pippin. It discloses mostly from Con
gressional sources hou Wall Street big cap
ital manipulates and torturos. vhat vo call
public opinion. If you got it, reat it. It
may tell you a thing or* teo about our ovm
country uhich you never dreamt. This Wall
Street capital and not Luce ovms and funs '
^uch national sheets as Life and Tine. When
therefore, Time findsit interesting enought
to bring big cooperative nous, It is nous
indeed.
Tho January 17 issue of Time under the ho act
ing ’The Maritines—By their Bootstraps1 -s
tho gem in question. It tells how Maritir o
fishermen lost $30,000 north of smelt nets,
how tho Priost’s credit union Saved them so
that they could buy nots agpin, Tolls how
F ther Gallon had come to'their villago
Noguas ten yoars ago* how'ho tirelessly rove
the credit union'together, then a Co-op
marketing agency, then a Co-op store, how
the village changed from a run-down ruin
into a happy modern settlement with evon a
brand now sfono church, hew this miracle
had been repeatod all over the Maritime'
fishing, farming and mining communities,
how Jesuit University in ihltigonish helped
to spread the Co-op gospel, how another
parish padre, James Tompkins labored in tho
badly distressed Cape Breton area, how he
organized a lobster’cannery and later a
housing development. His Co-op leadership
knowno roligious barriers, "There is,” ho
said, "no Methodist or Catholic way to cut
coal or catch fish.”- In 400 Maritime
credit-unions the 90,000 members had saved
$9,500,000 and lent out $23,500,000 in over
15 years. Four wholesale and 200 retail
Co-ops did 23 niliion dollars worth of busi
ness a year. 4nd-Co-op enterprises valued
at $30 million wore selling everything from
fish to seod potatoes. It is this variety
of ocononic gospel which keeps communism
and poverty out. Uc can stand a lot of it
in this Valloy. T7o havo to build and build
and uso business prudonce and neighborly
zoal. That kind of gospel seems to have
evon Luce’s blessing.
SURPLUS PROPERTY MOVES
C,V.King Jr. announced this rook that the
Surplus Property and 2nd HEnd Shop had moved
to a nou location back of tho Stove nnrd
building. They arc no longer under tho
sane roof nith the Valley Eloctric, The
Valley Electric Shop is in the srsno loca
tion as it ras and is not moving at tho
present time.
Have you tried the Pineapple Apricot Ice
Cream made at the Co-op Creamery. This is
truly a delicious Ice Cream. Other flavors
on hadd are: Pistachio & Black Raspberry,