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_ _ _ i j ‘ fresh fish-_are,,_~abu_ndWyB malte less use _

» ' of them than the inla' arts of our dom- _ ‘ -

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-_:_.-.=;.,.',i _ f‘..__t-»__a __ .- in_ion where pr1<_:es__are much higher than : ~ Heal ibllee at Charlottetown. lraneh Office at Sum W1th_us° The fact is weliido not appreciatje ¢. simian. Albmen. soui-is me Mentuve- the food value of fish-, perhaps because it is e

morning mn, impose iaoii, ease P., ,...-_ (n,,i,,_ too easily obtained. 'lhe result is that oui o

ered) in edvww: 22-60 P" vw <'"=\'°°> in ¢¢v=n°°» lf\_flsh is practically all sold abroad; we have ____ __ ~ _ ___ _ ____

‘ ' ° ' ° ' BFE. DOW 8DD€‘Bl‘B Il 8 BVOF-

_ wlnter Supplies In any variety’ and even fte Teutonic role of a briber. She ot- pendence' will be favorably consider

' e"°""‘U Dany (f°""d°d 19°” ‘ZW (d°"V"°d or by our codfish which We export' by the ton tered Essad Pasha ruler `of Albania ed bi' the Powers when Deace ttf Nail In Canada, and $2.50 for U. S. A. - - h - t_ ‘ ' ~ -

during the fishing season, must e 1mp0I` 8 ynnri pension pi $200,000 for urn nr.,

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for our winter supplies. Of salt mack- if ne wouia iinnw in his ini with ips innrino Aiininiiins nn. n somitnr-

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_ mail in canada or U. 6. A- ore; Z' ash fola which the Ullltlid States Central Powers. The bribe was rel# barons people, which had been'

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WEDNESDAY ocii-OBER 24”’ mir i` » es; we have only afvery limited supply _for A few 'days later Albiiiila declared Italy. was, _he said. the usual pretext __ ,

_`___'____________________ ____ _______`_________________L_____;_,;_._._.___._.,_ .,.,?,.___________ Winter, and that not 0f"tl18 l)€SlJ qllallliy. w-pr cn Austria and later on against 'offered' when 5, large power desired _ _ ` _3__y _~._ _l' _'_ _ __ _

Clnadli and $3.1!! I r U- S- A- ` _ no

saturday weekiy (founded isar) $1.50 por pnnum by ed

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` i `_ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ i - Ol# dealers would lilo doubt 13 in 3 vi_-inter the other members of the confeder-_ absorb n small neighbor. lt was. _th

"» 'l`l|l‘] |¥0I{l)|‘lN MAN i |155] 0 _ ' ~ li ll byt _ acy. These de-tails were SWB” by ES- with Austria concerning Bosnia _ia

stock of this excel errt tis u our con _

y ad Pasha himself 10 an A3°SOCiBi€d Herzegovina. The' reall reason why

- - ' ._ _ _ Prefs- correspondent at Athens. bnnin mlghpbe dgsll-ed_ in |113, nplnl

The manifesto issued by Sir Robert .B01 V3.lll€ 't0-Pay lZll€ 1')l‘lC€ that _ITlLISlZ b€ ElSk(-Ed whence\ the Albanian soldier and ls thai, she has a great sea-front ly

Guardian puts “first 'things first.” Hel

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sumers do not sufl‘i'ci'entl a ireciate its S

At present the dealers tell us the supply.

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WI! “Ds it-lie e ss of the Allies: he _ ' < i _,_ declared war upon his temper. ' n ‘ ` ` i"

cte-ii, and the Austrian agent who f

Act and by close co-operat_ion with the ahle_ fairly good catches are helhg landed A.ii....,i._ and ii it ni-iii-you uint no ,O ,im_i.,,, n,e,,,._¢iv0s_

0lll'l€I‘ g`OV€l`l`llTl€lllZS. Tl`llS, tO on the north Side the is Over for the found the Greek Premier sympathetic

R0b€!`l1, iS the maih thihgi this it Was that season and in a few more weeks we shall t iHSl>il`@<i thi? idea Of 3 uhifih goverhhienti be obliged to look to Nova Scotia for our h it was for this that he offered half the seats fresh hoo oboe, lo ,,,,,y._ C,,,,,,, _“ms 0, Tolmh 0op,c,,,,,,,,_ ,hey

It is ossible that fr

heart and soul with him to see to it that made hgcossary hy the lwgllnvxigihigolglgllil Canada should do her part in the war, that to use more hsh and to Value it more hlo.h_ __

in his Cabinet td Liberals who would go in

she should not sneak out_ till the war was ly

UP Of f01”m01‘ Lib€l'3iS, fflfmel' l>0iitiC3i OP' The present scarcity is due not to scarcity °

P0h@ht_S but h0W Piedged With him to C*i"i`y of fish but to the fact that heretofore there fl Ullt l¢hiS 0h@_ gi`@3~t l)Ul"li0S9» he Pledges the was little demand for it. Now that there Neveriilniesp ii Soi-innsiyi ninnnoa b,,, wel, as G,.e,,c,., wni he in favor administration anew to prosecute the war ls 3 demand the Supply ls Short The lesson Em, l,,,S,,a_ H0 a,,,, ,ds ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n 0, as -vigorously as the resources of Canadx fl-Om the scarcity is to nge more fish* have ripiien- ion innoii for =1bs°1“¢s..gn.ninn /iinnnnin ni nip end of the

liberty to be Willing 10 Surrender any war. 'lt seems probable that the Bel- of lt Oven £0 8 fiieiifi like italy- The. kan States, each preserving its lilcin-

y, will enter into a sort of union,

hard 011% Alistfiiill imdiB“iga‘°[an with the exclusion of Bulgaria. This

Let no one imagine phat the draft will nnl armies occupy the iiefihefn Da" Qi nngiii in iiispoiso for an time inn

er country; Italian armies occupy _“Balkan war cloud" which han

in men and material will permit. In car- rying out this pledge he will have with _ him the best element in Canadian life. That element is neither Liberal nor Con -I

servative, it is Canadian and determined W0,-k_ or that lts Operation will he easily ii

that those who have gone to the front and escaped Young meh 'Of Class l_ Should thfise Sfiii g0ih8` Shaii h3V@ the SUPl90.i`t Of clear their minds now of any notion that Canada-_ _ _ _ _ _ influence or political pressure or anything

Next t0 this Hhfi made li0SSihi9 bya Uhioh else will enable them to evade the nations C

Government is the promise for Civil Serv- call_ They are actually Soldlors today oo' nm-mpi io poppin ii ooriinn ofinn ,mo ,n,,,,,,,,,,y e,,,,,,,, ,,, f,,n,,,.,_ ice Reform and the abolition of the patron- leave Wlthout pay They have boon’ l,h_

age system. The old-time patronage sys- St;-ncted what they must do. ` Snniinnes inypiiy in nnppnri me Ai- , _ Each of them should re-read the Proclfi- ii

people-or blessed by either. when it mation from flrstlto last and discover the brought them political power or prefer- W,,,.hlho.ll,ollloSloltS mlld laogoago “Wo

o, hereby forewarn and admonish them.” ys the document, “that any one who is

ereby called out, and who, Without rears- _ or ' _ ' llable excuse falls to l-eport as afol-eSal(l_ like the' other trooper in the Balkans,

all thereby commit an offence for which “

e shall be liable on summary conviction

~tem, cursed alike by representatives and

ment, could only be abolished by the union d of both parties. If it can be abolished at so all it will receive its death blow at the h hands of the new administration which is 0 pledged to wipe it out. A ' Sh The extension of the franchise to wo- h

mcn, an economical policy of railway de - to velopmeut, dcrclopincnt of shipbuilding, ll establishment of stcamship lines both on h the Ocean and lakes, encouragement of H greater co-operation among those engaged th in agriculture with ii view to reducing thc of cost of production and marketing, incrcas- le ed income tax and taxation of excesspro-`| fits, are also promised by Sir Robert Bor- to den. - th

the manifesto. Many of them would be tl absolutely ‘impossible of fulfilment without e a beginning under a . union government. th Once the foundation of these reforms is G laid the future carrying out of them will h. be comparatively easy. to

of the two parties, opposed the Military ,, Service Act,_stands opposed to both today T

\\'.\ RNING (‘L.\SS l.

at after _Nov. 10th,'their claims for ex- niier iiio niuni-i~, ni inn oxi>e'rlm<>r1¢ Of mption will be invalid. The time is com-

artively sliorl and thcrc are a good many

Sir Wilfrid Laurier opposcd the Union foriiilgilltngll lhto§§€l2qt;,,Io;il;?ln;l?g?_llc{ll§l;lo;

nplication at the earliest possible nofhent. he law is the law and it will be oiiforccfll

and opposed practically to anything and to the lettoh

everything the Union Government stands for. There is no doubt as to where the great majority of loyal Canadians will stand. The Union Government with such a platform, one of the greatest in the history of_Cana- da cannot fail to succeed and to win the confidence of all right minded Canadians. its endorsation by the people should be T clear, unmistakeable and overwhelming. 0

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'|‘ll |'l l{l.'SSl.\I\`~ Sl'l`l`A'l`l()'

-till..

The Russians are now moving their seat

’ of government from Petrograd to Moscow,

bowing that the German menace, which oked less serious a 'few days ago, has be- ome real danger. The Russian 'army at

‘ “,"_\,|, WE S"_“_,_ |_l_\,|. Riga and the Baltic naval forces have not,

measured up to the hop-es entertained of

' them. They are both demoralized and un-

In the matter of food economy we in fit to cope with the German land or sea

this province are situated somewhat like forces. Germany’s grip on Russia is tight- the gentleman in a restaurant who, when ening and the situation is anything but asked if he would have “tay or coffee,” ex- promising. Russia holds vast stores of pressed a preference for the latter. He grain and provisions, hordes of men who was told ”You’ll have to take tay, we have may be drafted by the wily Germans into no coffee.”. ~ the German army. This is the real danger

We are advised t0 U89 COPD and 1`.V@ that now confronts the Allies, the real-

bread instead of flour, but we have little danger that threatens to prolong the war ¢0i‘h and H0 W0, and the COFH iS lT10I‘€ GX- indefinitely. The time and the circum- pensive than fl0Ul`- We are 21Sk€d '00 Sub- stances call loudly for the exertion of ev_- stitute fish for beef, but our fish supply is ery Ounce of strength that can he put for.

limited to-two or three varieties, and the ward by the Allied ggunu-ies,

supply is not sufficient for the demand. while the price is almost as high as that of beef. Our economy, therefore, will be a matter largely of straight economy, not substitution, economy impelled partly by

_ N ()'l‘ES ~

Whensome of these so-called exemption

the high cost of commodities, and partly by iclaims get the full glare of publicity said our willingness to conserve the world’slclaims will disappear quietly and claimants

food supply. lwear khaki.

_ In a province like ours, surrounded bv,”

There will be so many win-the-war can-

tliis scarcity. Even in the seasons when then sincer ty -_.- __ _

' fm(

o his ilcinand that Albania ‘should A" lndigngibie Ra” ave absolute iinilepenilencc.

immediate position oi' Albania is ii ll,

being arranged. The suggelti

o ward as a reason why the count

iade it was expefliled ,from Durazzo. should pass under the tuiellago'

. \ i Nevertheless. through ilvo cen-

liave maintained their language' and

Ulllii the C0lhn\0" "“ei"i°5 have their race conscioiisncr-i,dc'spite every

lie'eii defeated inenilwri-'l of the -En- elfcrt on lhe pa,-i of Tu,-key to ox en'te‘ Powers Will H0' Chief' im() “hy terminate the-in. Moie than that. they

_ _ _ WhGH VVG (lO 0111' (l63.l€I‘S be lil 3.1)O- seiious iirglllllenl-S Wilh each °thi5i" were able to Preserve their identity

ended. Now with half of his Cabinet made Sltloh to Supply tho demand the year ,.0uhd_ ann' more was noiiiing of iiio nninro ,,g,,,,,,,, ,he ,,,,,c,,e,,,,,g wave, of ln,

‘ ' ' f an lllill11&llll1l _in `ih,0 Ciaiiii 5"” man. Venetian and Slav conqest that

A orth by italy; if Wil* merely th” “Xi preceded the Turkish tide. Essai!

reSS‘l0n Of 0|\0 ‘ii her ‘i‘isi’i°e5~ Pasha says that Itoumania illlli S01"

complete independence being

the southern l>0l‘ii0" Wei' which an drenched the world with so much italian protectorato has been D"°' blood. It must be ailniittcff that no claimed- it if* iiikeiii that this is' mere'. iniittcr how backward thc Balkan nn- Iy a military DI`008\\‘i°ii» f°" it is hi' tions may lie, efforts on the part of

Oil

io' us nd “ Al-

on, _

~ - _ » _ . his lot.

den and Pubiiéhed in Miinday moinmg S for lt. ‘ statesman had gone to c°l\f€'I' with along the onsiorn Adriatic wnii many

Venizelvslt is wpiwssed that U16 buslnn., ports arp harbors. The people.

pledges the Unionist Adlninistliation’ ii1'St'='if fresh fish is very limited. The only fish- '"6" th" t°°k h.""i"‘°'_° W” t° “wh” “‘i"‘"“’d' “""“ ‘"‘“"“‘”‘"'i “"‘"i”“" of all to 'i vi orous prosecution of the war - - - i °“‘ “"“** Gf@‘=°°“ l‘°““‘°“ “’°““i bf “<1 with “wif "°iHi‘b°’” i’°'=“‘"° “““'

’ ‘ g ` mg this month is off the east and of tho' with regard to the claim recently put recently .lhey had been a mem prov.

by‘the enforcement of the Mllltaliy Service lSl3.ll(l, Wh€l‘€, Wllell the Weal'/l'l€I' iS faV01`~ forwiiril by italy for suzernlnty over lnuo off Tm-key_ will, no nl,p0i~ii,in|iy

territory of another iilly ‘in the midst f ihn war, if thc Albanian army

loo Wm. with grezilci' iindepcndcncc

the most exposed l>0i‘ii0i1S Of the. Ai'

big. hardy iiicii. iiiureil to the climate

their ioriiicr iiiskiiiasters. Hilti ii i-4 5 fact that 'i`ui'ki\v used no draw hor .

himself was for years Sultan Abdul’s

the outbreak of -the l>i_'0S9“t WM' #md l.

ln,-lnnn William _of Wied, thc Germain S prlnceiing. us- ruiler of Albania, Eueiid Pasha ut the request of tho Great

Powers adniiiiistered theaffairs of A the country. A soldier of fortune of

international renown. Austria thought S that ii handsome bribe W0'1ifi Gail-‘ie

him to throw in his lot with lic‘r. lint _,_ Essail, though n soldier of fortune.

was also nn Albanian, and, believing S

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DIILY SELECTIOHS FOR GUIRDIIH READERS

`”i9i\

Furnished by w. 8. Leueori,§ i;_

ARE YQU AFTER IT?

8 » l. ~ wants nothing For we are not going to get ii great deal until we want iit;_ and so long as we want uotliing,_thl1t. in about wha; we ii-hall get. A clevcr calendar for liusines men started this year with the reminder, "'I‘o` get things coming your way it is quite' necessary to go after them." But we shall not go after anything very lharil until we want it pretty badly. So God; says, "Blesi-icrl are they who hunger_ and thiirsi nfter righteousness; _ for, they siioii be iiiied.” A oonziiiionbi

redlble that 0"” 0|' me Ames should other nations to bring them fiowiiril

eil 0211180 Aihahiil. ‘viii emerge' from “There lies more fiiitli iii honest

than -“he entered ii' llelicve mc. lhiiii .in Iiulf tho ci'ecils"

Albanians Good Fish'-Hs' A

Ai cscnt thc Albanian troop# A jelly-fish and ii s'-iuriiin,

re inactive, but they Supl>lY (me ‘ii ’l‘licii ii sense ot' law and bounty, 1

licil _front nf‘21l‘ Mhiihsfir- Thém are Sonic-'iznll it Evolution.

imprisonmeiit for any term not exceed- not on-:ini iiiiiiini-S among iiio nniiinn

ig years with llalcd ]ab0l~_” It mlglll races than the Albanians. Most oi

e well to note particularly the expression

summary,conviction.” This means that ., e c_csertei .‘» cas- will be in the hands, not a _]ury,‘ but of a Magistrate. No fine-spun 1 gal techniczilities will serve as a defence. _ Many young men may have a moral right l relief under the exemption clauses of

_ _ _ _ _ e Act. The sooner they report themselv- i

These in brief are the salient points in es to the authnritiesifor medical examlh3__ no ri-oniin wiinooi prion some oi inn

on, the more likel will the be to et an

tlieiii are iiioniitaineeni, and ns it rule A hozo oh lho lol. horlh0,,_ f

, -llll \'0U"i1“f" iii' m°umili" w“rf"m‘ The ripe, rich tlnts of coriiiieliis,

i " “ Nothiiii.: iii-lights them more than ii

‘hi\""<`-‘ Ui i-`5"i'lipiG with me Turks' And all over upliinil iinil lowland

I ‘ 'Q sl h

stoiitest eioliliois from Albania Lssiid And olhors ooll ll God._

1105i 5U°"”s°"'ii“i gmeml’ and no doubt Like tides on ii crescent soil-bcmt-li.

bl d aifaiirs i which he' was en- . .

. y y g ga;(;ill' For scvcrhieen months before into our hearts high yedmmgs

arly hearing. They should understand

melting pot of the world. .QE her

foreign born_ During her history she

‘Happy is the man who wants a _

ren deal Pitlnble is the man who a e

iii iiiii i, in niing. one of iiio' ' _ ' ‘ X3. .. .. ..i.._1_nS in Sllver Ware.

iii. tiiiiiiren ip in get :noni sol I _ i i e

llilibrizughly idlscontentsd i wit_il __wh_i_it ~&

they have that 't By s a el 7§L"°"n.“” ..‘i‘.’..““ii.'.$°°_n'l'@" '-0%! diving for the above 25th IUSt " After we have be un to IHISGI' ll!

_ 8 n

_;“‘::‘..:::;:.i;1::f:.;::i::i:..i":.;i- ai’ °"'i’ UTIIMHS Held f

may direct. to clear the. way to ourl __ ip. mo receiving if some of us are wonder- _ f ' 1 . .

ing _,ny _op npvpjnn iitiin spiritiini a ,_

blessing in our life, the Bl\BW0\‘ IDIY, ‘ _ _of ____

he that we have not -made the Wins; _ l of rin: - .' 0

_ _ _ _ e_lt_tl_r_ in, the chf_et___l_z\`iii~Lne|e of_oi_il* life-L§0_\\“I QIIUIII SQUQTB

NATU RE-~GOD

iloulil,

i`ii‘e-iiiii-it and ri plulllll. A crystal and u cell;

(Eaves whore the ciivo-iiion i.'.voll;

And u face turned _troiii thc cloil;

Aiiii 0`il`i'e`i`-s"`2:`.5iil"`ii"GoYi""""`""""`H

The infinite teiirlci' sky.

Anil the wild gccsosaiiiiig high:

The cluirin ofthe golden roil:` nine ol' iii-i cull it Autiiiuii,

When the moon is now and thin,

Como wcliing und surging iii, oiiie from the mystic oceun Wlhosc riin nn foot luis trod, onio of us cull it. Longing: Anil others cull it God.

picket frozen oii iluty. A mother, starved for hor bi'ooil_ ociatcs drinking' the hcmlock.

Anil Jesus on thc rooil: nil millions who liiiiiililc, iiniiiolnsl The straight, hard pathway trod:

miie call it Consecrution, And other call it Goili

UTURE MELTING POT OF THE

WORLD

Argcntinii bills fair to be the future

000.000 people more than ilhlf fire

Dollar Day

Thursday' Z5ili. f . ., _

OCTOBER 24,49

. i - _,_ '~ \ l' F A L 1 i I -_ ‘

Never Had _a ~Chmn¢'e " _ " ‘ 0

In view oi’ what |iAlbaiiia _has suf- _ ‘\

re bc- l _ ' O

de. ` _I

red in the war, Essad Pashai: v ` \ ~

es er claim to complete in

_ _ "_ '-3

i ` 1' `

-%¥:.~5§T$

We have pre.p,ai°ed a list of real bargains ii r

Dollar Day, .not a dollarfs worth of _old goods in e

‘So don’t blame us if you fail toparticipate. Come early, buy as much `or as little as _ 'ii

need, and you will carry home the impressi_on t t 'i‘he Haberdashery is the best men’s wear store on P. E. lslaiid, and always has the right goods _ilo offer you. ` , _ ‘il

.l‘lcii’.~i .\tiiiiiiii~ l'iiiIvi'\\'viii°. heavy ribbed Wow’

only 10 dozen bought at a snap, regular $1.5_0 value, Dollar Day, $1.00. "i

llcii\'_\' Wool liililicil l'iiilvi'w0iii', made by Stag-

field’s, regular $1.50 value, Dollar Day, $1.25. _ `I|oii\'_\' Kiiiffvil (‘0iii S\\'¢‘i\t0i°_>i. greys 0l~l1y_

_ sizes, regular $2.25 value. Dollar Day $1.50.__ _ ‘Ti ' llcii\'_\' (lxforii (ii'c_\'_l~l\\'oiifci' (loiiii-i, m@n’g_

sizes, regular $2.50, Dollar Day $1.75. _ ' 1:

Ili-ii\'_\' (ircy Sliiikvi' Knit S\_\'vi\fcl° ('oaf_s. meyllg,

all sizes, regular $3.00 value, Dollar Day $1.95. il

.llcii's l’iill-o\‘_vi‘ i~'»\\'0i\li\i's, blue or grey, reg-ulai'

$1.50 value, Dollar ‘Day $1.00. _ - 5.

I\li\|i’s Full :liiii \\'iiifv|' (‘:i]»i-i. abgut 10() in 1,53

lot, regular $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50, Dollar Day_$1.00

.\Icii's l"iiiic_\' Sfi'ip0il Shirts. 5lighi;1y_ mugged,

regular 85c value, Dollar Day 2 for $l.00. '__

Kliiiki \\'oi'k Sliirii-i. regular value 750, all sizeé,

` Dollar Day 2 for $1.00. V '

Kliiiki oi' liliivk \\'0i'k Shirts. regular valiig

$1.15, $1.25, and $1.35. Dollar Day $1.00.

lloys’ liliivk Oil (‘0af‘i-\. only small Sizes, fit b0ys‘6

V to 10 years, Dollar Day $1.00. 1

.\Icii‘.~i lllzii-k llosv. regular Value 350, D0ll§i"i‘

Day 4 pairs for $1.00. _ f ._

`.\lvii'.~i_ Illzwk Sllirisi. heavy fleeced, knitted,

worth $1.35, Dollar Day $1.00. 7 'i

Wvii`i~i l’oli<-0 Ili'iii~i-is. heavy, pggular 353 v3,lu_n__

Dollar Day 4 pairs for $1.00.

.\ll‘il'N Klliikl l’2Illli~‘, hgavy dguble kllgggl pggu-

lar $1.50, Dollar Day $1f00_.

.ll_cii‘.~' iloincspiiii Paints. either dal-k gl-ey Ol- Bayll.

iiockburn patterns, Dollar Day $3.00 a pair. `

I5 .\li~ii'.~' llvzivy \\"iil'ni Iilsi0i’.~'.. gi-gys ayl§

browns, regular $15.00 value, Dollar Day $12.00.<

V 25 _ll<‘n'_~' Suits in gi-eys and browns, mixed

tweeds and blue serges, special Dollar Day value $15.00. _

All`Men’s and Boys’ Suits at wholesale price

Dollar Da_y. _

.\il .\ 1'ii`.~' iiiiil l%o_vs` ()\'i-l'l'oiili-4 :mil lil:-i_fvi'i~i at

whole sale price Dollar Day. _ _

.\ll Mcii`i-i \\'iiiv|'pi'ooi's at Whglgsalg prices On

Dollar Day. _

.\ll I\Ivii'.~i iiiiil lloys’ Uilil Piilits 31; Wholesale

prices Dollar Day. _

Everything in the store not listed with the ex-_

. i ception of “Borsalino” Hats and “Sta'nfield’s_Under-

wear,” at wholesale prices Dollar Day. i

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