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a 1; FTlIURSDAY, ocibsnn Es, 1922

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‘dollar days aloud for this fall l

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preparation and, what l: boil-e

Some pessimism complain tba money is scarce. ‘Money has ui ways been scarce. Even when p0 tatoes were selling at three dol

and a half. when a carcass of pork

brought as much money as

FreSIe s

All shades in stock,

-sold at half price.

$1.50 to $1.75 shades , for 75c.

scsrce—thst is. we did not have enough cf it. But we always had enough to buy all our necessaries and also a few luxuries. We shall find it the same this year. We have enough to buy what we wantand also to buy some things that we shall want later. Those we can buy today and tomorrow at dollar day prices. Read the ad- . verruisementa elsewhere in this pa- <~ per, then visit the stores fcr con.- firmation of the promises.

l8 light fixtures, com- ,.plete with shades $7. 2 light fixtures, cont- plete with shades, $6.

S. McIsaac &‘Sons

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__.j¢-c->——v—— TRAINING THE BOYS

Our boys are all in training, some for useful citizenship. CWIBFB for citizenship which may not be

P110118 agreeable either lo UIOIIIBQIHS or to others. For the training in eit-

I"_"—'€"' -'_~'1_-' her direction the homes are l-trge- 1y, but nm wholly res-pohglble‘ The

Th. . t fcity. the citizens, tho law-makers ls rls mas ia-re responsible for a larzc part of

ilt. The boys from tho WE" l-‘atincd Zhomes as well as those from law-

Vcur Photograph-the only Gift that only you can make. ‘less homes must uetrcssuriiy spend a portion of their time on the Estrseis and in other public plat-es

And now is the time to make appointment with

.0! their training. When they see jlsw violated. city regulations set lat nought, disregard to property lfpvnlttes, disrespect shown to of- ficer's of the law and the custod- _ inns of the city property with no " resultant punishment to offenders, ‘they very early learn that law is U-Ia humbug which only staid old

‘men and women would be bother- ed with. Early also they begin to take s band in the game of defy- ‘ in: the law and, if they get away with it they regard themselves as smart fellows; if caught in the act by a policeman they regard him as

I an enemy. To get away with his i‘ Dmecf FROM HOLLAND first offence is very often the bs-

iginning of the downfall of many ‘ a boy. very often the beginning cf a criminal career. Better by fnr ‘ were it for s boy if his first of- fence landed him in Jail, to be fed g on bread and water until he learn- ed for himself that crime and pun-

‘inhmenf are inseparable. Citizens recently observed an en ‘torprlsiug boy stesltbily picking ‘turnips off s cert-load that was mminm“, “c” am ‘being brought to market. l-le had ‘ Send for Price‘ list. Post- mm h“ respect“ ‘o a number o’ a”. pa“, “ha” ma" order‘ carts and had accumulated ‘quite gyéggw and get iimtalvslil-lgfls- l-\. pile of turnips which he secure- ly hid behind a icnco. At an op-

er fi ‘portuue time, no doubt. he would I ‘ m. _ mo.

CHOICE FLOWERING BULBS ,

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Our annual importation of choice Flowering Bulbs dir- ect from Holland has just ar- rived. The finest lot of first size largo Flowering Bulbs we have ever handled. every Bulb in perfect condition. Hyacinths, Tulips (Double and Single) Darwin Long ‘Stsmmed Tulips. Narcissus. Dlflcdllo, Trumpet Daffodils, Polycnthus, Na- locus, Cro-

either take them to market and to» dispose of them st market rates or - take them home where they would be added to the winters store of provisions. l-le has cvlidently got sway with it and will no doubt fake up the business later. on o larger time. A little girl-not tn Charlottetown-was naked if her

from I n. m. until after ‘ midnight.‘

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. v father was sick as he was not on ‘ duty. The innocent reply was "No. - , he was up all night, stealing coal

’ from the railway.” Lost Tuesday when. owing to the heavy ruin- olorm. tho city schools dismissed, for the afternoon. l number of

Dinners ‘

lgfi ‘ mad billing in- _ of ‘cry descrip-

rnnu in u» cm n: the two

flfbs merchants have mndo every r! still, have made up their minds 110' make actual sacrifices in order to malts‘ the aggregate sales bigger

than on any previous Dollar Day. There are going to bs genuine bar- gains, real sacrifices and buyers will have an opportuultyhever bo- fore offered than: to buy tbemsei-I

vol rich, today and tomorrowuho

lars s bushel and ohts a dollar

“outs vvcu horse ordinarily does. money wac‘

‘ B A Y E {What they see there‘ constitutes Pll0t0gTapher ‘part, sometimes a very large parti 163 Great George Street i

Mr. Anderson's statement compris-

ihcvc been handed ovcrto the pol- lco.

"openly um um- arc frccly 00in grncutcd upon. sometimes amusing

. something wrong in our can qf the boys Should their, “yonumil dapmdn

{be very laflfill’ to blame. ‘

incl should be held financially t

Vm-itted by the boys. A reprimand fin of no restraining value to s boy ‘but few boys would take chances on subjecting their psmnts to the possibility of a fine and few par- ld be an careless as they ‘are if faced with such s possibili- llY- '

ment and crime are inseparable sud that if they commit a crime they or their parents will be pun- lnllfid for it.

-i-4c->--§_ TH E POTATO CROP

Contrary to expectations the potato yield in this province is less than that of 1921. There are doubtless reasons for this, the principal one probably being the low prices of inst year. Possibly a lower yield is not an unmiged evil. With short supply the ‘de- mand and the price should be bet- ter. The market has not yet settl- led down to business. however, and iprlces are still a problem.

According to estimates made by ‘thi- Ii- partment of Agriculture nt l commercial produc- [tion of potatoes will be twenty iper centgreater in Ontario this lyear than last, l

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production, its is anticipated. will iprovc 40 per cent less this yea ‘land 25 per cent less. in ‘Saskatche- wan 30 per cent less. in Alberta 15 per cent less. in Manitoba 5 per cent less. and in BritishColumbis 10 per cent less. Quebec is the greatest potato yielding province. the production being expected to

Ontario will come second with probably 18.480000 bushels, New Brunswick third with 9.715.200 bushels. Saskatchewan fourth with 7. 240,800 bushels, Nova Scotio fifth with 7.055.400 bushels. Albee ta sixth w-ith 0.816.000 bushels. Manitoba. seventh wiilh 5,505,000 bushels, Prince Edward Island eighth with 4,474,500 bushels, and British Columbia ninth w-ith 2,646.-

00o bushels. I

FILLING THE SWANPS

Nature's last preparation 'for winter is “filling the swamllm” This was the aboritllllll Ind-Ian's explanation. Today. as we let fur- ther sway from the lnvlinfl "'5' iagc. we cull it ‘ifilliing the wells." A strangely nnwral process it is. With the rapidly cooling sir over- the still warm earth an excess of moisture accumulates and this its precipitated in rain and later in snow. Through the still unfrosen earth the rain percolutes into the arteries below and a supply cf water is stored for winter use. This process is now in progress. EDITORIAL NOTE

Still the Patriot harps at the bogus deficit repeating witlrvarin- tlous all it has already solid many times on the sublect. And still it evades the question at issue. Will it dsrs tell its renders that

boys gathered i the Market House whore they amused ihsmsel

It was unfair to the boy; he should

"a w new“ filmjnom the m» and liabilities of the province cl m on, MM, n, “m” ,M,nt September o. tom rm». u: m- Qgmpgflgd go m," h“ pqckgtglvlflffid truthfully, wllfsottla ‘ the

matter.

ssh full statement of the duets

When than things are dune no

l1. thcrc is something‘ seriously criminally

Till}!!! all‘ nut bad for lu flgo-Libcrul quun- Im- utior Klnglns cot sctisficdrwith this arraniqpont. Quito naturally he desired m3, uaurau of a d,“

audible mg1ortty.,ot\ all times. Ir

also favored a fusion, of the two parties. To bring it about be was offered a scat in the cnbl whic , he. apparently desired

Tbomwon the pmpognndn '. out to the Liborll. pron ‘from '0!

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forftii thrilling stunts. ‘Thole

cnrar. ‘lender of. Progressives " -"'

d. mu durcdéall o1 ‘, They are docldcdl! , even the stain who Im-ggiggntud lutohme

d rule, have undsrstudiel. 7| combats uul gm-

othlotss who lake U16 ‘ and the horrible dive: not a tenth as largo their more valuable principals. But pai-nari "' "areoevils are the-clun-

tloui ‘develop into fililllllllllly ‘ind ‘the criminals fate. the present ,icosc administration of justice will

The homes. when tlterc "are

gresponsible for depredutions com~

summer gave indiildcns

parties hid been

practically compllshod. " ‘ ~

laws for wcclu during the curly‘

of the rapid approach cf that nuptial dcy

By many persons it was thought that the political union of tihetwc

it has since been found that the IuODGIGd fusion was coldly rc ceived in. Quebec, which has but little syfnpaithy with the free-trade notions of the W811i: film! in 011 ‘Kcmal Pasha pose for them. These tario many Liberals. some of ilicmisiqvlo operators go everywhere

' travel, about the coun- movlng pictures of events iiPtbe law's news. Th“? men throngod the battlefields of Europe y]! n they were permitted to do so , setting up their cam- mras, a/way with death hurtliugfpaet their ears or yawn- ingct their bfeot. More lately till?!‘ have filmed the Greek defeats in Asia Minor. and we have no doubt that ‘they did not hestiate to ‘have

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We owe it to the boys themsel- ves and to the future of the city lbut they be taught that punish-

wlfilt mrmactionist leanings and‘

runny more who looked uopn Pre- mier Drury as one of the most

dangerous oi’ their political foes, wanted no closer alliance with thr organized Winners. Mr. Crorar has given no intimation that he will either accept or reject the ssatof fered him in the King cabinet-but it has "become abundantly evident that he has greatly lost prestig in the West. ‘

Recently his resignation of the party leadership has been mooted and his possible retirement frotr political life has been the subject

of speculation. He has now under- taken to have a caucus called to

meot in Winnipeg to decide in r general way the future attitude of

that wu- wrresmllflvnts sndupflc- ial ~ rcpcrtm got They are even tak- ing the place of this former. for while few papers would think worth their Willie to send special w“ pendants to a Greek or Turkish army. all moving picture concerns that make

wants in the day's news have been tsp-seemed there.

Nerve and Enterprise. _

necessary qualifications of these movie men rather than a profound knowledge of the art of phdiogrs- phy, and they are now accepted

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feature of filming the chief ev-

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Nerve and enterprise ,,are the

Que-bee will be tenl

T: deliverance. The

reach 36.089000 bushels. this year. '

the Party. a strong ership. His flirtation tended to divide his- own

zruction. ‘Class leadership tn

mer movement. ‘ .

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n , ' . ‘none to ‘gently. Finally they suc-l Jess. m ‘New Brunswick the-total‘ ‘up: ‘gnlttfi ylittibilc alggiceeded gums a mom h, m; tat the moment a shrewd politicalihote] "He" m” Prafldem- I fallen Premier staying, a room overlooking apath, lthau in 1921, in Prince Edward ls-lbas many friends. So David of olddn m” “mum where the awn" ‘ praised the (lend King and t-loirlguished pair strolled in. the morn- Appsrent of his time, whom heiilll- was-to succeed andwgwbcse follow-l ers be would concillatc, declaring Fllmmfl I HWIQYMNW- them to have been "swifter than eagles, stronger than lions, lovely

and pleasant in their lives."

section of which is dissatisfied with his lad- with the King Government has ldbviously D811! and threatens to hasten its dos‘ 8f best inherently weak, and fusion would "be little better than a con- fessipn oi‘ the faitiureof ‘the Fur-

Tho tribute puid by Boner Lawl to Lloyd George as a bonnie fight er and a public man who'in a grest- crisis rendered service for

which the nation. can never the too I per nan; grungy, 1n an the omfl-[gmtehn n, 31,089,“, admrabw his arrival. But the detectives.

_ t provinces the yield is expected to We can no more doulbt its slncer-farflved fig“ and dlswvarw we; ‘avenge from 1o ,0 4g per c“; ity than its generosity. It rellects-Plwwgr“? en" whm“ they expeued’

like newspaper reports an a ‘neces- snry adjunct of modern life, even though their attentions are some times resented. For insumcewhon President Wilson married for the second time and went- to Ho! Springs. Va. on his honeymoon, he did_not want the event to appear on the screen in lihe movies, lie was surrounded by secret service

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you on thosedays. \ __ g WholesalePrices on everything in the store, somclkv

earched our stock for

goods less than half price.

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i0 oozes its; Bl-llRT-“L new stock,

terns, special Dollar Days $1190;

worth $1.50.

5 DOZEN ciobini

ED SHIRTS. white or cream worth

$1.50, Double Dollar

'MEN_’S CODIBINATIONS, _ percent‘. pure wool, heavy weight,- régular"$4.-00, Double Dollar Days

$2.75 suit.

MEIWS

men, who were as keenly on the lookout for photographers as for! bomb throwers. Two of these‘, photographers, Bill Henrfleld andl Arthur ~8orenson determined 10' get n ‘few pictures. They knew the President golfed every morning. s0 one niglht they hid themselves in the‘ club house t.o lbe prepared forl

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They cut slits; 9n the window shades and camouflaged their fo cue lenses. Then they learned that detectives were at the door wait ing for the tell-tale cranking sound

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We appreciate the fact that the new British Premier ls a Gall-c- dian by birth, born just across tho Straits. a near neighbor of ours. and that he could speak in-such happy and generous fashion. if is Illebherutlflll-fill nor sportsmauliko. nor politic to exult over a fallen opponent, although the practise bus long been too much in vogue in Ccnadl public life. The ox- anrple set ‘by one of our own, now elevated to a lofty station ip the Mother Land is well worthy of be- ing followed throughout the Do- minfon by public mcn of all par-

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They hif. upon the ruse of turning on the water in the lbsthmomand this made such a noise that they were able to get their pictures with

out- interference. were the exploits of Ariel Vargas,

rush in and ‘throw them out.

shades. Double Dolla for $1.00,

unsvy. r=

price. Dou All sizes. l,

MEN'S K-HAKI snows. Larfie and regular $2. Double $1.50.

Days,

lDouble Dollar \

More periluos

New York photographer, who

accompanied Villa on one of his campaigns, sud made such an. lm pression upon the bandit chief thdi on more than one occasion be post pone-d s flghtuntii Vargescould arrive on the scene. l-le was senl

Europe ‘when. war broke out

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and after great difficulty got tc France. Three times he wormed his way to the front, only to due turned back. Then he was depor-

lt is high, time that the prom- ised plebiscite on the prohibition of liquor importation to this Pro vince should be brought on. it was already due when the Prom- ler's prctuissof it, was made over six mob-tits Atgo. Since then we have had only two many unsavory exhibitions of wholesale imports.- tlon of intoxlcants. thefts of liquor.

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ted to Englnd. Thore he learned that Sir ‘Nicmas Lipton was fit- ting out a yacht for the Red Cross

He knew ‘Lipton in the States, and eventually got permis- nion to join tho expedition. passed. through the typhus epidem _

I0 to the relief of the Serbisns. United

He

and accouvpcxtled the Serbian‘

with attendant bootlegging drunkenness.

behind importation buttress. causes the delay?

and The ruinous traffic is and has‘ been long lntrenched as its chief What ntalig-n influence

army on its retreat to Salonics, running ‘all the risks of n soldier He continued to take his pictures Bil IDPOIIDII the Vffll‘ “lwrvvar he was permitted toll» "u, lllll rune- times whore he was m. and on the signing trfthe armistice “as the first movie man from any of the Allied countries to enter Bcr~

vinco for sobriety and the perman- onoo of the Prohlbitory Daycare nlilte st stoke and are endangered by this inaction of the govciliiiooii

their bootlcggis-g waxing m. at is thoir time of hir- vect. prolonged from _mou't‘li‘- I month um their ill-gotten gains. may tbs increased. They want no‘ pianist-its, knowing ‘what the ro- sult must be. The delay of fhc plebiscite servos them well.

between the l-iituor interacts nudtilc Government has been raised and in causing nlnrtn and ' dlsuiet

The reputatloncf our fair Pro-

imucrt‘ crs baud satellites m,

Meanwhile the

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umng nsoummlcn ‘o1 collusion

among the sober oitlsensbip of the Province.

lin. Re was also tho first to enter Bclohoviot Russia nnd take photogrilpln of Lcnine, Trotsky. and the other Soviet lenders.

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.\; .-, . I . , LONDUN. Oct. ‘fin-ONT one hundred Cornish miners left ibis morning for Plymouth. when they “will be bthblficd on the Cunard‘ liner Andonis, on route to North-- om Ontario, when they will UIIWWYQd in ‘ Th!" more cflfsotin from L500, miners rents uinr, be- bind.. who‘. mfiui. urn-suffering, from loot: of» iuccouitlbu. s I a s

the

. , '\‘ - Minna non new ounmo

be the Holiiugcr gold»

ldlcns

to uncnilllcy-

s» Carry some gludnels

iilurne. _ivs in the this to

brillttnon and‘ talc ‘

Live on the house-to

1 . L"! ‘"19" tho lcyl - are. no.

value. Double Dollar

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itmtrso UNDER - WEAR. .“Penman’s” Double Dol - 1dr Days special at 90c garment.

‘MEYSdflEAVY PURE WOOL IIEATIIER SOX- Brown 0r lovat

omnysi, WHITE W001. sox, __ Extra special Double Dollar Days, 2 pairs for $1.00.

, , FLANNEL stmvrs. Dark grey.

This is woflderful value at the hie Dollar Days, $1.65.

l, mum's worm cpovss. Heavy

, ._ We want you to come to us with your money. We’ll ~, give you more for your dollars than you can get else-

,\"S lfl-PSCY all nice pat -

MEN ’S ll

1t Lvrriwn -" riots’ c H-eavy and

Days, $1.00. 100

Days, $1.25.

MESS HEAVY WOOL UN- mamvmuR. “Stanfield’s" 15,- doz. Double Dollar Days at $1.15 a garment. Sizes 36 to