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'limi ofnoo at Qlisriomtowri. aranoh ofrioo at sum-

nenldo. Al|urton,‘_`Boull`l§ and lllontaguo. ~ du

Morning Daily, (founded 1891), $8.50 per year. (l.'>e|lv- S_h

cred) In advgnpe; $2.50,per year (mailed) ln advance, -ln 1 Canada, and $3.00 for U. 8. A. ,

Evening osuy uorlmiou 1so7i $2.00 ldollvorori or by th

l|a'lI in Ganadm and $2.50 for 8. A.

Saturday Weekly (founded 1887) $1.50 per annum by pr

mall in Qanada or U. Ii. lo

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TUESDAY OCTOBER 23rd. 1917. 1

t me ji P P 8 2 Z

_ goods. " _ _

There are many reasons why a well con- ""°"° °\"‘ °.wn correspondent.)

IC.

esent day prices and in many cases be - .- This__alone___vvill be an inducement. d 'an opportunity to buy in advance and in a supply of such goods as are sure to

needed later n when prices are higher.

()'l"I’AWA, O¢t0ber 17.- For Sir

»- -- o o a n o g ' --

Prices are constantlyadvancing and

goods bought today cannot be bought at

e same prices a month hence. The goods

to be offered on Dollar Day will be sold at_ w

hack once he decides, to do a thing. Sgveral months ago, after consul- ting with the authorities overseas, he decided that in the interests ot the boys overseas-those ` who are iight- lng our battles in France and Fland- ers.union Government was a necessity lil `Canada.Ho_ broaohed the matter to sir iviirrla_1.aurlor.' but the Lihoral

vantago ,ln a union of forces and- de- clined to participate even -on a fifty-

r' lm ‘ anner a sllaruoful. cowaidly 'lil -

slderation. The Government has been lll t t Wm, its I both the Brit- Whll" lylllg 0” "‘° 5 '°°

in communication with

in reference to this important cons l"'“l tltutlohsi stq. it is oltogothor iliroiyi all that the British Government will glvo ll l° the movement its blessing. and it is ‘lm 'thought that the American Govern- and ment will welcome and gladly recog- The

hl'ze li. Canadian representative. Und-i ll

ish and the United States authorities lo"

._ __ |

also

er existing conditions all diplomatic

Washington-. This arrangement. par-

qllestlions affecting Canada are trans- ‘rl lacted by the British Foreign, Office- 59°'

|_eader could BMABB any political adfthrough the British Ambassador in ll

tlcularly since the beginning of the ‘lul

_*___ ... ... be

l . _

FOOD l‘](‘0.\`0.\I \' _

The Provincial Food Control Committee gress and that prudence I-equi,-es that, to,

iS lllaklllg all appeal thl‘0Ugh the llfefis ff' save money, purchases should be made - the fathers and mothers and householders now

for economy in the use of certain food sta- ples, particularly beef, bacon and flour, bc- cause these are exportable and may be used

to feed our soldiers and our allies overseas prepare for extensive Buying, as the bay- in cities threatened with food shortage. gains to be offered will be h-I-eSiSl;ible_

We are ‘solemnly warned by those in_a

position to know that a world famine i_n bacon, wheat and beef is imminent. It is diflicult for us in this land of plenty to realize such a situation and we may not fully realize it until we find sollie day that our own sons over in_ France and in Eng - land have had their rations shortened, havebeen obliged to gd without bread or beef or both because these things have giv- en_out. Should we make this discovery we might well look with troubled conscien- ces and little enjoyment upon our well fill- ed tables, might well regret the food we had wilfully wasted or thoughtlessly used, when something else would have answered our purpose and these might have been sav- cd for the boys.

If we try conscientiously to realize the

situation as it actually is and as it threat- cns to be wc shall take the warning now and economize especially upon those foods which may be used for the soldiers and in thc cdties that arc depending upon us for supplies.

The Food Control Committee is asking

for a pledge from every householder in the province that they shall practice economy, especially in these three articles. The pledge is to be signed on the 29th inst., and we have no doubt that everyhouseholder in the province will gladly sign it, consci- entiously believcing that they will carry it out. Many of us believe we are very econ- omical now, but there are few homes in the province that could not cut down their use of these three staples to the extent of a few cents per day. In the aggregate this _saving would mean a_____gr_eat dea1,__might mean to our soldiers the differeiccbctween plenty and want. If every person in this province saved one cent per day on their food consumption it would mean a total saving for the year of over $350,000, which would mean even at the present price of flour about 30,000 barrels-quite a saving for a little province like this, and this is putting our economy at a very low rating". Without depriving ourselves of any neces- sary or any comfort we could more than double this saving andwith a little sacri- fice we could swell it to a supply that would do more than we can imagine to av- ert the famine and the want that are cer- tain to come if we do not do our shaile to

avert them.

The pledges will shortly be distributed,

and when signed will be displayed in every household. They will serve as a reason, not an excuse, both to the family and to visitors, for certain restrictions in meals, pink teas and other former unnecessary in- dulgences. The pledge will represent the family’s word of honor that no waste ,or unnecessary expenditure shall be tolerat- ed-; it 'will be the family’s patriotic reason for restricted meals, for substituting war - time dishes for former conventional menus. Guesm will expect that _the pledge shall be faithfully kept and, if- loyal themselves, will respect the loyalty of their hostess in

adhering to her pledge.

In asking our people for this little econ-

omy, this little sacrifice--if sacrifice it may` be called-the Committee is not asking for

much, but it will mean very much if acted-

upon. Think of this little province provid- ing, without feeling it, 30,000 barrels of flour for our own sons who may before long _have their bread ration shortened! Think _what we could do if we economized to the extent of feeling it, if we made a real sac- 'rifice in connection with our eating and feasting!

lo( I)()LLAI{ I).'\Y

-Next Thursday, October 25th, -will be

Dollar Day in Charlottetown. The merch- ants are making preparations for this ev- ent with, aMvi_ew__ to_ making- it___th_e -biggest

It will be an oplglrtunity also to see goods, to make comparisons, to learn from_recent advances that the advances are still in pro-

the cabinet of Hon. Robert R0gers.lb9

Everybody in City and Country Should Then he called a caucus of his support *-0

take advantage of the opportunity afford-

ed by this the biggest Dollar Day yet, and

The city of Halifax, in order to 'assist in

reducing the cost of living in that city, has repealed the ordnance under which vessels selling produce at the wharves were charg-I-__ ed a license fee. Such vessels are now free to dispose of such produce in the city with- nppe-l to every ...on with roll iiioofil, a out a license. In addition to removing the license charge the city gives, free of wharf- age charges, the city wharf to _any and'all

vessels selling 'food products.

This is a move in the right direction.

What the city would gain in revenue by the license previously exactedwill, under the _present regulation, be gained by the citizens; the cost of such foodstufi’s as they buy from these vessels will be reduced at least to the extent of the usual wharfage

conjure with. With ll czlbliiet of llll

of portfolios. The mariiililc provinces ildi

cncdt Quite- 'naturally Quebec. so Bid

(iovcl‘nnient‘s policy, has hail its

Todilv the uiilon cabiiltt is con lcto 'al

agement to many to take their produce-to I

the city. __ _

At a time l-ikc the present thc direct good' _f“""" ‘"‘i’” °“ "‘° l"l’ llllgl" ““‘l 0”

to the greatest number should be the first .,,~ M,._ C,,,.ve,, 0,, S,,,,,,.,,,,y as Mm, tho

' 1 1 o I ' 1 I . I is piovcd by the fact that whenevci licenses _______ “___ p________________ _______ ___ _____m_______ the are cxactcd the price immediately goes up 0,., the new ministry Wim _-_mmme ,cs to

vendor for the cost of his license. Minister of Public wo 1 Def

license fee. 'This is rather a protection to than a tax upon the milk vendor. Without

Siderable distance of the city would be free give his decision. if the- coilsulatioil Fm to the Nova Scotia. political chief is ll’

during_the summer months, probably _at a fihoes'-'iiim"'ro'sfa7iu'nitTr§5iiui§n"liEi W lower rate than under present conditions. A- K- Mel-can will probably outer the "Ot

ttaw however. 've ic- ' _ 0"

the mercy of the few who under the cir- ,,

_ _ portfolio. Tile clitry of Mr. , Car- ed

cumstances would care to continue in the

vcll. tile greatest fighting force among the

protection purchased by the license, a suf- ficient number of milkmen can be induced to remain in the business to ensure a con-

stant supply /

In the case of vegetables, eggs, butter,

poultry and such other articles oi’ food as come in only in season, the case is differ-

Ainey, of Montreal., is promilientlyllhu

is not, however. expected, and mean- cd

where he ls. `

hun

llilh basis. This was the first set. war, has proved inconvenient, often _ts back to the movement.. The next was l'6S\-lltllig in Serious delays- lil “dill” to cam, again the opposition from whhlh hh; gwn tion the-re has been no one at the Am- ‘ _

gue ,hanglng out, panting and tho. ghly exhausted, lt ‘was repeatedli’ cked about the head and bvdy by t oi young hoollXllIlB with 3 hand' ltr tall twisted horribly. kicked ill usled ill every conceivable way. brute was short-hobbled so that

could hardly walk. and the h0lllJl6

pi-évented it from rising when ll

to. It endeuvourcfl to llalll "B several times and ell back ex-

sted. Once when it did succeed

-getting up and was proceeding etly in llle desired direction the il-cart was hurled violently against hind legs which brought thp beast

party. and it is an open secret that 6l`| it was opposition to _coalition which Wit brought aboutqhe retirenient froml lan

ers in Parliament and put the propo-` Wil sitioii squarely up to them. They ill! <l€Clded that the job of piloting Can- dian representative in the United ada through the crisis was one which States became more imperative -lt is

- "ll|llllllii;fl‘ "ll l"""` "ll" """ “‘“=““““'l;llu:i,s_lil1"l:ul=f-\.:l .

only a really "big" mall should tackle, unlderstood that Lord Reading and ‘____ W _____|,M_|H,lilii_l--»“jilll"llll`l ` l __ ,

- po( and told the Prime Minister to go a- Lord Northclilfe have both been lim- _' _,____ .r llliiiniiluiiiu-...il,,,___,____,,_,,,_Wl`,,.,_[lil ___ l -_ .- ____

, . . » . . ,. - . . . head with the work he had ou hand Pl‘eSS€d With the necessity Of Cllllfildli ,i _,H _ l- ,,ll,N{-iiiulfl ll‘l“ii;,l` 0 " l“\( (H R'\('|" |001) \ l“‘\ DOH" according to his own good judgment. belns directly represented at Wash- ‘l ll _,M . ,_ ifilll.lli|,_,,_,,l,._____l§lili,__ i.lffiill‘__ _l __. , __ 6 . _

-_-#li Sh, Robert did go ahead_ and today' a ing( -li -ill- li---. ~-.--------l-----.-~.it,Alil--~ in -l-tl iiillill-‘i-~ il -i - ~

on, and when they were here re-.

fow weeks later, we have “high Gov. centl ~th - discussed the matter with » 7.-.___ --¢ _ eminent iLl`act‘as well its in name. U10

- , l

Tho I"l~i'me Minister has announced U09” 8lllZQ0Sll0ll5‘ Ill U16' DHS! U19! a‘ . -\

his cabinet, and it i'.' silrely one to.Canadiaii attachc- to tile Brltisli lim- a ll

ssador should he located ut Wash- , _ _

have " _ ` l _

_ 2 `-

fOl‘ DOHHF D3

strong men, and a policy that must lnstvn. llllllhe present plan la lv _

Canadian High Commissioner liide-I

in his' veins, Sir Robert sliould sweep llellflellt Of U10 Bflllsll Elllbllsl'-Y lllllll the country at the forriiooming oleo- woverlllins with the British Anlbwi-l tion. The Liberals certainly have no Slld0T» ‘hull DFGVSUUHS the ¢l€'l21Y»i N015" reason to complain o: the allotment GSSHFIIY 01111560 bi’ ¢l`llIlS11CUIl£€ 0fC11\\'

ue espe(,ia||y wel] Bcrvml in (hh, re. the cliilnnel__0l` the Britlsli Forclgii Of- sp@Ct_ The mp,-e§,ch¢a(|0n_.l of Ontario lice. A sinlllllr step to that which Call- tiiid thc west has also been strength- “da l"`0ll0“°B lb'-Sllld to be ““df’Y 00”'

pronounced ill its opposition to the all”

yep,-esengatiou mduc-cd_ Acco-rlliiig to reports- of ull niliciill.

sl r- r- and sciiii~clllt:ial chilractci' recclvcll

. . _ - ' l lil ' '

charges. Moreover it will be an encour- ...ve for tw., ,,.,,~h-..ii.,,._s.t..¢., .md imliout cllliwlfi =- desire to comply

,hh0|~_ahd all the new Ministers willl the-provisions of the Mlliltary Sci' with tho exception of |l0,,_ F_ B_ vice Act. There is coiis'i(lcl~allle inter-

ilrly this fmoriilllg. The installation issued- “$P°‘~`lll`ll-V ~ ll.l ill” l"°Vll‘l‘lll

consideration. It is well known that it is -tor or iiohiio works. rk-oholiig Mr. hefiffl `l>@l`<>f° =i.l<>“-ill ll‘lll""f1l- Th"

the consumers who Day the licenses. This Hflllfiliollfl who goes lo tho Marino "ml" l1\"'D"S‘-" Of *lil* f“""l<- ll is “lr

` sphrlmoht vim l|0,,_ M,-_ Hazen derstood, is to place lilo poor liizlh oli`

2ll'1 CXt€l'lt that l`l10I`€ tl`l3.l’1l'€llllDLl1`S€Sl»ll9 province represeiitatioii. The new' tion. Neither, in claiming cxcnipiioli

rks has gone ' ~ ,

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In the -ly of Charlottetown -S 1" -ll

_ - ~ - - ll y. r. .arve w re- - ~ _~ '

Othel Clues the mllk Vendor ls charged 2 trim to Ottawa in a d,,y‘o,. tw0_ and a-pplicaiit will bc llilablc to secure niiyl

,i,m,|mn00uH|y_H,,u_,Ge0,.ge_H; .Mur_ advantage ill this regard. Opposition

-_ i'tly.ihc leader of the Liberals lil Nova from ill” legal ll'al"l`lllly ls "ol fllllllll'

such a license every farmer within a con- i SCUUH- is expected lmoir-in ottow.. to Detail- F“fll\°1‘\"6f° -the View is ex-

lli the Winter" illollths this Supply W0uld be "‘ll’l““1- MY- Murray- when leaving The "‘lll“"l' lllllllmllies ‘lm lllll"°‘l _ , - 0 fl. ga tl lmpre ‘ ~ ‘- largely cut off and the city would be left to Sm that he woum be ,back to acces, The ,,,,,,,,,,y ,,,,,,..,,,e,,,,,,,,,e__, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.

uncertain business With the reasonable the I-Niml-=i= iimllwstlollablv a areal me °`“°l‘ l°°“l "ll’““”l l’“‘ “tl” ""‘

blow to the stzllid-patters.A represen-Tm be H member of the bar' In regarll . mfive Labor ,mm is being Sought fm._lo voluntary enlistment the following ‘

(hr, lyeparmlcm of La.bm._ and in ,his~ainiiounconlent is made by the Militiiryi. connection the liilllie “of Controller Servlw Colllmlll “N°twll'lls“l“‘llllg

nicintionod. All immediate selection ' mlm belonglng lo Class* l wlll be allow'

while Hon Mr'. Crothers will l‘emain‘,ll°led ll’ do 5° hy the lleglilll`”l`~ pm'

officials have on various occasions en compelled to go to Washington straighten out important matters.

y el Canadian authorities. There- have

an-United States business through

erlltioii by thc Govcrnmcllt oi"Austi~

_ ik lil all

Ottilwil there is cvcrywlic-rc thro-

iii thc- l'e;;iiliiLlo-ils about to hc

t no counsel oi' advocate shall bc

sumo footing :is tho rich lnliii lil pcct to his application lol' exemp-

orc il local tribunal will he per-

ssell that the local tribunals will better able to deal with thc appli-

S€ll ill th? City and W0llld (10 S0 having with his ,muy at Ham-ax m_ ciltioils from thc collilnoii so-nsc point

'vi'<wif" " ir" -"tho-“astro” ‘f is "“‘h‘o't' ‘ "

loudcll with legal . tcchiiicalitics.

the same f'o'lting as' applicants

by the General Oillccr Commanding Military District, will appear bc-‘

issue of the proclamation, any I

to report lor duty before he is or~

fe ¢ a `

Among other things the'crcatlon of

a Cuilildiall liigh (Tommissionership at

ent. A license in this case would mean either a monopoly to a few vendors and higher prices to the consumers, or such a discouragement to the producers oflthose --- ---------------- -

ble to bring them in. Citizens want their vegetables especially at the cheapest pos- sible price; they should not be asked to con- tribute to the revenue of the city by paying

anftdggigzrdiit ih;ett}ihS,ge'of the City Council Fumlmd by W' B' "`°"'°"' = notice was given of a bill to be introduced dealing with the granting of licenses to vendors of certain articles. Any move in this direction that will tend to eithenmonopoly or an increase in price to the consumer, we feel assured, will not meet with the approv- 'al of citizens especially at present when the exigencies of the nation demand increased consumption of vegetables as well as gen-

eral economy in -the buying of foodstuffs.

DAILY SELECTIDNS FOR it

GUARDIAN READERS

oieisi-i” ~ .-ieiei

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MORNING

As we proceed, tho tlirrriiti approach

of twilight liecanlo more perceptahlo; th-e inltenso blue ci’ the sky .began to soften; the smaller stars-, llkp little children, wont, first to reist; fthe sis- ter hoams ol’ the Pleiadei; soon melt- ' ed together; hut tho bright constella- tions ot' the west and north rc-main- -

cd unchanged. Stcadily the wondrous ,, iranaiilruratlon went on. Hands of an-

gels *hidden from mortal eyes shifted, the scenery ol’ the heavenl; the glor- ies of night._ dissolved into the glor-

les‘of the dawn. The blue sky :uw turned' more softly gray; the great watcli-stars'shut up their holy eyes; the east began to klndle.Fi}int_stlealis of purple soon blushed along the sky; ` Uhe whole celestial concave WB-1 filled with the lniiowing tides of the morn- .l/ng light, which came pouring flown

l.()l{l) Hll.\ l.'(lll;\`ESSY‘.\' .S"|`.\ Nl)

Baron Shaughnessy is to be praised for

his ringing pronouncement in support of the Selective Draft. As head of the Cana-_ dian Pacific Railway, he is the largest 'ein- ployer in the country, and his statement will therefore have much influence in every Province-especially in,Quebec, where it has been issued, and where it was most' needed. Lord Shaughnessy has made great

. Sir,-li our issue of the 19tl articles that they would not take the trou- mf... to ii.; cruelty infiiotoa optioygii

,- ~}6l‘9l'* ox on the previous alternooll. lt was

in-»~ ` l gill!!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliim- """""l @

E _ =-E-= E

§Cllli_ll:l;-en' 1///lu!

lllldlllllll

gf coi2N..%srlilil>

` -on Freed _instead of butter.

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‘-. " -' tina and “Perfect

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_E _ rl¢a`i`or no

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CRUELTY T0 ANIMALS _ -__

_`§ F.;-

/yy “lb

3* .

ii E

--on Puddinga and Blanc :TE Menlo

L All lroeera sell lt.

~- 2, 5, 10, 20 pound

»~`h',° Seal" Quart Jura. TE.:

lli

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Cook Book.

,_ Tllltdllllillllillmllallsl

_‘T ‘ neural/li.. 7

o` the war the necessity of a Cana-‘

should be realemlicred that those

can Capital thoroughly acquainted, _ I _ f U try and are h canrriian conditions and canoe- "ll "la S ‘re """ ‘° °°“"

_,___ . ~ ._ ___ - ~ . ' - - _ 1° .

- _ _ . . - __ ` ' V V l -_ * _, ll L ' 5 f | rpceeding. Tile u,|g';‘~\1i»y`I1" ""~"`“ " ll lliii - -llliarlalhioivn 'lluaidianl "".f;.f;’.€.2”".’;"";§ ill ttgtritf ‘.222 [lull [lllllll-lflllll ,n:.i.=::;if:..i:.;fils:::i.c.;\l°:i;::~,2-l“°‘*‘

This lr not air irolstk-'2`i`oii'oe.ii novo

seen several such' inhuman spectacles-» on the streets of this town. and it is ‘ certainly' a disgrace to the inhabit- ants to tolerate-such conduct. . They ' seem _lo me tofbg ciallous to the shy. terlngs_.of the lower animals. _ Thgy talk glibly about the brutality of the Huns; but I know that sucbla scans as that described could not be wit- llesscu in Germany, nor, any other part of the world that calls itself cl- vlllzed. ln such a_.oa|e-the. pouch, should be empowered -'lol :hh-s g _h¢',‘,_

truck and have the aplmal remoygry at the e/ypense of its owher; audit h; up to the members of _the Council to

see that thlgls enforced. ,

'I am, Sir,'eto.,» A _ BIBGUSTED.

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1.-B' 'lf ;<} \,

_ e

h the entry oi' the Ullited States ‘-__ ~_

-i

Wc have prepared a list of real bargains for

Dollar Day, not a dollar’s worth of old goods in the

lot.

So don’t blame us if you fail to participate.

Como early, buy as much or as little as vou

need, and you will carry home the impression that The Hziberdasherv is the best men’s wear store on l P. E. Island, and always have thc right goods to i

offer you.

.\Icii`s .\ii:iiliii~ lfmlt-|'\\'i‘:||°. hgavy I-ihbed w0(')]-

only 10 dozen bought at zi snap, regular $1.50 value:`

iioihr nay, $1.001

I|c:|\'_\' Wool Iiillllt-il l`l|i|cl'\vc:li°, made by Stan; -

ii-;‘.ld’s, regular $1.50 value, Dollar Day, $1.25. ',

Ilcsl\'_\' lilliiicil (‘o:ii

Sl%0H. l‘0g`lllHl' $2.25 value. I-)ollar Day $1.50. . _ |lc:i\'_\' ()xl'ol'<I (lrvy Hivvzlivi' (‘o:lis, m@n’S all 1 sizes, regular' $2.50, Dollar Day $1.75. ,

llt.»:l\'_\' (in-_\' Slialkcl' Knit Sivvllicl' (‘0:\i‘s. men’S,

all sizes, _regular $3.00 value, Dollar Day $1.95.

v .llcii s l’lill-o\‘cl' S\\'c:livi's. blue 01- gy-gy, regular

$1.50 Value, Dollar Day $1.00. 1 r V i

Moll s l‘_till illld \\ iilicl' (‘ll|ls. about 100 in the

lot. regular $1.20, $_1.35 ahd_$i.5o, Dollar Day $1.00

Illvll s liuilcy h_il'ipcd hlilris. Slightly muSSed_

_I9_s9lali_§5¢_yolpe. __I>_o_lioi-_Day__2 for__$1_oo-> _ ._ y .- "'l*l"‘l"”“""lf *“"I'1F- regular value 75c, all sizes,

Dolla}r_D_ay 2 for $1.00. ‘

i lil i` or lililrk \\'ol'k Slliris. regular value

$1.15, $1.22, and $1.35, Dollar Day $1.00.

lioys’ llluck (lil (‘o:li.~4. only Sméll Sizes Ht boys 6 150 10 _'V€3_l‘S. Dollar Day $1.00. " _

M0" S |i|="'|< ll"-all. regular value 35c, Dollar `

Day 4 pairs for $1.00.

.lIcii’s Blue-k Siliris. heavy fleeced_ knitted,

Worth $1.35; Dollar Day $1_00_

Mt-il s loli¢~__c limcvs. heavy, regular 35C value’ ~

Dollapl; DayI4_p;p1rsPfor.$1.00. '

- ““"" i "I ll Hilfe- heavy double knee , re u-

lar $1.50, Dollar Day $1.00. S » g

Moll s lIoll_icspllll Puliis, either dark grey or Ban-

nockbi_irn patterns, Dollar Day $3.00 a pair. .

in Mo|l’s llczlvy \\'iil°iil l_'|,,(-¢»|~,.,_ grevs and ~

browns, regular value, Dollar Day $12.00.

'°"’ “l"““ ~`°"l'>‘ ln greys_and browns, mixed

tweeds and blue serges, special Dollar Day value

$15.00.

All Men’s and Boys’ Suits at wholesale price

Dollar Day.

.-\ll .\l0ll’s :intl Boys’ ()vcl'¢'o:li1|~l und Ull~itcl's ui:

whole sale price Dollar Day. .

.\ll Mcil’s \\:licl'pi-ooi`s at Wholesalemrjces on

Dollar Day.

_ All Illcifs :intl _l£0_vs’

prices Dollar Day.

_EV€1‘Ything in the store not listed with the ex-

ception of ‘ Borsalino” Hats and “Stanfield’s Under-

wear, at wholesale prices

lag nom- |@'

~"‘\"`='l¢'l'-l- greys only, all

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Odd Pzllliii at Wholesale

Dollar Day. -

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from above ln one great ocean of rad- _ _ 4 _ iohoo; ti-ii ,tr iorlgth, or wo rt-rich.-.i _ I/mupp|r_`.~.,_‘;»l=»¢0ilwll*

personal sacrifices in the war, and, if at one stage he appeared to discourage recruit- ing, he has now made amends. He recog- nizes that the situation is ggave, that the freedom of Canada 'is at stake, and that compulsion is therefope imperative. He is doing his part in sup;§ri:-;1_>f.thg ' nist Government and,'_of 'the lllelltaa- hi glint.--

DollaI‘?‘;l"h§"k°t.'? .lSpeciaL ¢£il.w.ey_'€rrangé- ments have been made to per it more

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the Blue Hills, a flash oi’ purple “P0 - _

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