Ove

_Store n at 9 _a. m.

in everysection of the

No Approbation on Dol-

Day and customers are re-

3Y

quested tocarry their parcels when possible as the ru_sh_n_iay prevent iprompt and proper de-

livery.

Ladies’ Raincoats

$2.00 Each $ Day

50 Ladies’ Raincoats, splendid material in all sizes

from 32 to 44. 'I`hese will be placed on sale at 9 a. m. at $2.00 a coat. Positively only the one coat to each

customer.

Corsets 1.75 and 2.00

-for$

LADIES’_CORSETS: A

lot of clearing lines, regular values from 1.75 to 2.25 for

1.00¢ier pair on DOLLAR DA _

_ LADIES' UNDER VESTS in good heavy ribbed ma- terial, regular value 50 cents

§i)tAt_h_ree for 1.00 DOLLAR

Boys’ Rain Coats for $1.00

SMALL QUANTITY OF

BOYS’ RAINCOATS to fit young lads from 8 to 10, regular values 3.00 for 1.00, DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’ Waists Z for $1.00 Dollar Day

L A DI E S ’ L A W N

WAISTS: New Dutch col- lars; right up-to-the-minute in style, regular values 75c to 1.35 each at 2 for 1.00 DOLLAR DAY. All sizes from 32 to 42.

Underskirts $1.00

LADIES’ UNDER-

SKIRTS; 75 only in the lot, regular values 1.25 and 1.35 for 100 DOLLAR DAY.

Lace Curtains $1 .00

LACE_ CU RTAINS;

Special values, new dainty curtains for 1.00 on DOLLAR DAY.

Sweaters $1.00

A quantity of men’s coat

sweaters and pullover sweater s, good heavy wool materials, regular values 1.25 1.35 for 1.00 on DOL- LAR DAY-1

Men’s Hats $1.

MENS’ HATS: On a

large table we are arrang- ing a quantity of mens black and colored soft felt hats; regular values 1.50 to

%?Y for 1.00 on DOLLAR

Ladies’ S Fur Coats. -1550.00

_ .,,~ _

.$55. Efifisii and 65- ¢5%es;"for $50.00 on DOLLAR JDAY. t0d0»a0#L00 nhhtthdhfe

Boys’- Knickers 2 pr. for 1.00 Dollar Day

A LOT OF CHILDS ODD

KNICKERS: The regular values of these are 75 cents

to 125 at 2 air for 100-

DoL`LAR Dail. These rim in sizes to fit little lads from three to seven years.

Tweed Vests

4 for $1.00 - Dollar Day

A LOT OF MEN’S ODD

VESTS: All small sizes from 32 t0 35 at 4 for 1.00 DOLLAR DAY,

Aprons 2 for $1. Dollar Day

LADIES’ APRONS made

from splendid quality, finest quality print cotton, made

full length going for 1.00 DOLLAR D Y.

Ladies' Felt Hat Shapes 2 for $1.00

LADIES' FELT _HATSi

a quantity of ladies’ felt hats, regular values from 1.00 1.50 each at 2 for 1.00 DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’ Hats 2.00 to 2.75 for $1.00 `

ANOTHER LOT OF

LADIES’ FELT SHAPES, regular values from 2.00 to 2.75 for 1.00 each ON DOLLAR DAY.

Gloves 1.00

MOCHA GLOVES 25

dozen for 1.00 each on DOLLAR DAY.

Men’ s Caps 2 for 1.00

MEN'S CAPS; 2~for 1.00

on DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies Cloth -- Coats' 10.00-

LAD,1ES'_ CLOTH

COATS: Finished in the latest style, good, heavy, all-wool material, r&gula1‘ values 12.50 to 14. for $10.00 DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’ Cloth Coats $15. to $25. for $10. s

ln our mantle room we

are placing for that dar 50 1adies15c(ll3tts Ms

. o _

.w each on

all`-over' the Store Day

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alone that we are indebted for the Hag that shelters

O '

Russell, himself once Premier, and Lord Palmerston,

`“hit`<l"be¢ln"cehsured by the' Qiieeriiaiuf dismiiiied froiii'

the ministry on Russ_ell’s advice; ' €l1arlea (lrevillmin his memoirs says of this cabinet: In it are live or

like this, when it was no use to go at it in a half- we trust.‘ ' hearted \vay, every resource in men and other means __________< 0_l__

_cfriaahéespaftebeing drawn out should be at the service __ __ _ _ ‘_ _ __ __ _ _ _ _

team

things might'

been written of the `British cabin of _

i0~_day.,____ _ _ _ _ ,` ` 'el _ Ladies’ Pony C_oats_, (Black_); 34

’ T the coalition was not forc¢d by the neces- _ 1.861168' R813 anti 40: $115-

. ` `_`Sitii‘¢t'l»_.bf` war, as in the present case,_it_had soon to* S L3di€S'f R811 CORD 9 _ 38’ 8500i

nm emu -1 ct-en°¢ww-» 'nw °'”°° °* _'W-~ me it like isa. in spite ef nie weii4iii¢¢nii°ne.i but Ladies’-Po`ny Coat, 8.126 36. 75-00 '”°"°"°' A“'°""°”' “um 'M “'°”““-°' ' '_ "cific: efforts of ` Lord Aberdl I l d 1.811188’-B1BCl¢ S¢81» 9iz¢ 36’ 12500

Lendon0f|\o¢.lluoonlHoueq,O\rani|,Vl.6. em - _ -een* gal' _ .< ° 42 125(x)f

w tlhflerl into war w1the.R\1sm., Po_pul_iir_c1amour urged _ Lallllii' Blilik S331- sim. ' loduor - _85'0o __ . __

luliloi'lptlo||~ Phono .........................-ir.. \Hl` éthg mniiitryiqh to an im”-si°"'°f th? Crimea# I French ‘_ sg’ sm: 95% V' If -_ News one aim. o_qy_i»|i¢im __ »1aeH_§g§‘l__13UtlBh_if09PS W°’F l¢!1¢`l_¢ii;ir\ S¢P.f9tfi5$l‘“T353. #IW _ ` 'L.?d}.°5, Bmwn afm° ’ S. 46’ 95°00f -I, 65'00‘ /firmer... nm, __r_¢;ted__t_i;:_11_u»_»sians at ihejianie of mme Had-this ~ Lad es Broyvnhllrlarmot. size , 0., -_

News and Edit. Night ence .`.."-_.,.......§.. \ _ffircory olowed u at once, Sebast l mi ht 0 " ' _ ‘ ‘ _ "

_ _ 77” _ _have fallen with' compariitivelyflittle etl'ort?_p°But»fhe- V ' -Coats Astrachfan '

/' __ __ _ _ Z inuddling policy obtained ascendéncy, alid an attack'

m .Witt ___________ _L_________________I_;_________________f___}___'___'______,1 311165 C0\lld march around the city to make an assault """"""""" f\'0m the Sollih-\ Again the invaders-hesitated, while

- ‘ WVEDNESD-*Y» OCTOBER ?7» 1915 the reprieved Russians hastenedto build earthworlcs

""" """ ' ""`"’L""""""`:"'A'A"""":"'i"";""; """"""""""" 'ifI"";:`A"'A:""`_:`_:":`T and Sffengfhcn fhcil' defences. _.There followed- the costly battles of Balaklava and_,1nkerman,_ iu.which

_ _ Russian sorties were repulsed, and then winter. In-

_This 'S D011” Day- ‘md the G“afd_’an W‘3lC°’_“¢5 adequately prepared, the allied armies were forced to everyone to the city on the fall purchasing excursion; int,-ench_ hefore Sehastopoh _ ' _ _ A casual .view of the store windows yesterday amply __ Cold and disease favag¢dfth'¢' hesiggers; England ' demonstrated that the merchants were vieing_with__l|¢3|-'d terrible Sm,-les hf ~4ugerh,g.arrd threatened. each other in the value they were offering for a dollar disastér-_ The _¢ry of. if rrmdrhing » mied rhe land and its multiples. Anyone will be hard to please if When parliament met, Johri Arthur Roehudh 3 per- they return home to-night unburdened with bargains gistgm hai-rier of governniefits, gave notice that he or dissatisfied with values. But we feel confident would move for a cDmmis5ion__0f inquiry irrto the there 'will be none such. It is not in the interests of' ¢0ndu¢¢ of the wa,-_ whereupon Lord John Russelh -the-merchants to have a dissatisfied customer, and a who had been jealous of Aberdeen from the beginning, dissatisfied bargain-seeker would be a very bad ad- resigned his cabinet office. Roebuck’s motion carried, vertiscment of any store. and the ministry, accepting 'it as 3 _vote of wantgf __ Thestore advertisements in to-day’s»‘Guardian are confidence, followed Russell’s- example. Palmerston 'safe' guides to thrifty housewives on the hunt for- was named to create a new cabinet. In September profxftable bargains. _ 1854 the allied troops captured the southern portion

Advertising expense no more adds to the selling of Sebastopol, and _soon thereafter peace was con-

cos_t__of_goods than does the rent~expense of a favour- cluded. It drove Russia back from the Danube to the able location for a store; ortthe running expense for_~Pruth; opened the former river to free navigation an efficient sales organisation. These things contribute _and the Black Sea to the commercial navies of the to larger volume of business, hence to smaller _perl world. Thus Englandland her ally finally muddled

sale profits. through. 1'

The wise merchant would rather make a dollar \ After all, a cabinet crisis or the fall of a govern-

of net profit from three sales, made in the_same space ment is often no more than the evidence of a natioii's of time and with the same “ running expense,” than delslrmincd effortto overcome inertia and' re-energise to make fifty cents profit on one sale. And, in making its f0fC€S~ It iS H Sign 'of vitality rather than of a larger volume of sales, and dividing his per-sale dissolution-the self-adjustment of a democracy to

profits with the customers, he is adding largely to emergent demands.

his storc’s prestige and to the “ goodwill." which it t ' O `

ewes-0 rin: iirn cross FUND

_ ~ Cofitributioiis for the Lansdowne Red Cross Fund

from the whole province, as far as reported, have now

In his charge to the Grand jury at the opening reached the sum of $6,220. Of this amount Charlotte-

of the Circuit Court at Woodstock, N_B., the other town with about one-eighth of the population of the day, Chief justice Landry in referring to the war, provin_`ce contributed $3,068, or nearly one half. Of ` spoke strongly in favour of conscription. Prefacing course there are many parts of the province yet to his remarks by stating that what he had to say was be heard from and we have no doubt the proportion purely his own opinion and that he spoke as repre- contributed by the rural sections will show up 'much' senting no one but himself, he said that according to better by the time 'the returns are all in. In any case, his view the most effective and the fairest means both summing this contributionup with the many others, to the volunteers who had gone to the front and to incltidirig _some $I_l,0oo to the Canadian Red Cross the young men yet unenlisted, was conscription. Also Fund, contributions to the Patriotic, Regimental and he believed that public opinion was rapidly coming Machine Gun Funds and the various other calls that around to this view. He himself was a man of peace have been made, our giving has by no means been a

and had not favoured conscriptioh in the past, but diSCr€dit to the province. True \ve have not yet after giving the subject the most careful attention and f6HCh€d the point of sacrifice. Few luxuries have been thought of which he was capable he had Qlumged his discarded; we are well off; we are able to pay and we ~ * I- ~ ' L I N I T E D

mind and was confident that in a great world struggle Shall 110 doubt pay our equitable share-voluntarily, r ' *

the imperious foreign minister who but a year before "

`-‘.~.`:;`;"l~f:f.-i.;_T:`f`:`.?$.21-T5-¥;E`£€€r€'i?%;J

universe, this little earth.- wlth all its discontent and discord, its wrangling races. its mu in inllllo ‘»`0(

rmiir g _ nn men. dwladhs into no_tlilng,‘ and the .mind looks olllgitof far beyond, that 'lt_ralls'l_>§_!£§ ' stunned with the vastness E’

the vlnlon which loom'ii over- whelmingly before lt.

-EARL OF DUNRAVEN

etc.

Litt

2 50. _ _ _

Y Ladies’ Tailored Suits as shown in eastern window L00 Another lot at 2.00, 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00, hardly the cost

of 1~ yard of the materials. _ . _

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gsagg 22.3.3? § _ f=» 55%. §§SS§§

$45.00 oniylme in stock. DOLLAR 1>AY.20.00.

50 pieces of Neck Furs. R11ffS. SC@1'fS. C0l|31'S._ Mttffs at less than HALF PRICE, some pieces as low as 1.00

le Misses Coats at“a ltfere Fraction. of Cost

Mafny Only $1.00 Eacn on DOLLAR DAY' __-f

One lot of Ladies’ all Wool Skirts, worth up to 5.00 _for

PATONSL

ml l 1 I 5 #___

RELIABLE if

Heating Stoves Ffom 1.19 ._ Up

Let us invite you to

see our large stock of Heating Stoves and ranges. In buyingastove or range it is generally a serious matter-except here. Unlike' most stores who confinethemselves to a single make, we offer

you the latest designs of all the acknowledged manu- facturers of Canada to choose from. _

Actual Comparison with the prices asked else-

where will convince you of the lowness of OUR r’ces. f V p 1 We are making a special showing on the things required to make your home comfortable and cozy for the coming winter, and 'our prices are within the means of everyone. _ _

Call and give us the pleasure showing you of

through our stove room. 5

Stove Pipe, Stove Boards, Stove Elbows, etc.,-etc". See our line-Get our prices.

tlf0FPEL MUNWIAL.

l§§;'<)iersllor?h0ore(ii

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Unquestioiiably thc opinion expressed by Chief The Maritime Merchant of Halifax. under the '___ " ' ' '

justice Landry is growing rapidly throughout the heading _‘_f'St John Comment" has this to say regard-_

Empire. In the Old Country, which heretofore has ing the potato market in New Brunswick:` _

depended upon the voluntary service of its people, There will be no repetition of last year’s eicperi- ,- M

conscription has been adopted as a policy by a school ence with, potatoes in New Brunswick. The crop is-- of politicians. Herein Canada also the idea is grow- much shorter than anticipated. Not only was a smaller ing that compulsory service and compulsory giving acreage planted, but the wet season 'reduced the' `yiel_d.` _are the only means by which the great burdens inci- A Fredericton paper says'tha.t lthe largestfgrowei' in dental -to the war can be equitably adjusted. The York County only got about half a crop on his fields. burdens have to be borne. As matters stand at present There is also aiprospect of theirestoration of the these burdens, both of recruiting and contributing, are American market. Prices have sharply advanced since

being borneby the willing ones, and in the case of the season opened. It is wor_tl_i_y_5_£'_f)»nqt_e' that _th_ey__ , __

contributions the different funds are made up largely have 'also advanced in Al'00Sf00l< ,_CCl,Inly, _Maincy _ by the gifts of the same people. This has always been .which is a gopd indication that the. Americammarket- the case. The volunteers, those whose services and is also much healthier-fi‘_ont'the shipp'er's stdndliblnf whose means can always be counted upon when than it was last year. Tl_ie"hig`her prices will"ctim- necessary work is to be done, are the saviours of their pensatc the _fafmef fOr U16 _l'€dUC€d yield-" Z'

country and of civilisation, 1; is to thggg and these `~‘-‘~"`~‘*‘~`~‘~‘-`-'ff'-‘ff"`>"""""'-'f'"f"-`-"fi

us, for the fieet that keeps open the highways of Dl"»Y's_B-Ec"0“s` 0

commerce, for the liberties that enable even our para- Fon aulnnlln

sites-to-fatten on the labours and-the sacrifices of READERS

others, It is because of the increase 'of this parasitical. if pur|||.||,¢ '_ "

life that conscription is to-day being so generally _5_¥_W- 3- 1-°“'°'\° -

discussed. _ And' when it comes it will be because of gglgglgggggqygggggqggqqgqigq these' ' - snuirv or Nonrnenu

' .NioH'rs. _f ‘ _ _

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A FAMUUS CABINET CRISIS' Nouiiiiii mihfrcsvd, the » . . _ . 0 _ I ` 'I '.0 0 g ~ -- 0 ~ an ' A ew- o .O ro$~»

_ ._ _ menu. misty.. 001. __ _ 0. ~ - ._

A mid-war cabinet crisis is no‘unprecedented_ex~ 5r‘_Mp.1‘”_¢|¢|¢, elmo; _. ~ __- _ ___ _ ._ _ ~ _ ; ~ = *_/;..‘_»»"'_

_iperience in British history, says the Evening P`ost._ _ *_ ' ~ ‘ ~~_-“_“‘_-' I ' - » ' _~ \_'._ ‘--‘n_r~-i=‘~

Nl’

n m s mstanc at least fumishes an interestin 0

,_ . f~_ _ . .

~ » D ii D B r ans parallel to the situation now' 'causing anxiety itil. _ _ __ a _ _ _ _ 1 __ __ lil England. V ' _ ' "P 'rioitll/°*lll_K\lld°.‘l_$I"-`l»°9_°\~ ` 0 ' " " ' ` ” ` ` `

1 s 1.0 d Abe <1 f at _ 'iuen eaiiineiu ""“‘_,V°‘,[._ "'°'“;»»- \"'“ ~"' ‘ .0 _ ‘C -_ i . ` A' L' l l

mad: iipsiii' the leadlerieiln Wlii;oapairty and _th¢_‘_.__ hir? _‘ - ‘ _powerful remnant of the followers of Sir Robert Peel. ‘msn _or xg, G05! Plwllf $1. 01' Q _ _ _ Ladia _' ‘ms ‘“°~r~‘"‘='~ me °‘°'°0'“°“ “f L°'“’°‘"r.. .sf...:<~.ri“.rt"r.fti:: Mae ii....l0v-tes# i‘:.t£i’l§.f5<‘>'i°‘il; T°“‘i ui. lain#

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