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November 15*!‘ and

Wholesale Prices" In Every Department . you . - SHOULD COME EARLY

25 Young Men’s Suits, sizes 35, 36 and 37,toclear......... . . . . . ..$l2.00

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50 Men’s Overcoats to clear at $16.00

15 Men’s Tweed Rain (‘oats to clear

. . . . . . . . . . $7.99 5 dozen Men’s Working Shirts, to clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 . . . . . . . . . . 99c

Men’s Wool Underwear, per garment

to clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99c 50 Boy’s Suits, worth to $15.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.99

Men’s (‘otton Socks 51mins for. . $1.00

50 Boy’s Sweaters, Coat and Pull- over. Sizes 26 to 34. To clear . . . 89c

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MONDAY, N OYEMBER~14

'-—— r——*~~~-~~~ the Customs probe, Hon. W. D.

MIIPIllIII Duliy (founded i881) $5.00 per year (iu lulvunee) iiellrerell. Euler was appointed Minister oi,

$4.50 per your tln advance) milled in Cumulus and [nitenl States. Nauonal Revenue m the King Govfl l "'-""~r mm“ —" 'r' —*-—'"r" ernment, and with a flourish of Lib-

Preslrlent-ll’. Chutes- S. MeLure. Vlee-Prealileut-il. It. Burnett. erg] trumpets (he gounty-y was {Did l-Jriilor mul .\lonu|er-i. B. Burnett. Jslttttiufo Editor-l). K. (‘urrle. Seeretnry-Lleui. Col. l), .\. hliu-Kiunon. S. 0.

how capable, efficient and firm in _ w” honest purpose he was. And Mr. Eu- ler began at once to show what he , 1927 ""1 could do. The Customs preventive service along the~lake front was

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ENCOURAGING.

EVIEWING the work of the in-l

iwas whether. in the anxiety of

;those of the less power lby the sea might be glossed over.‘ ‘it is gratifying that Ontario ancfA iQuebec were outspokenly magnani-| V I I ‘lmous They recognized unquesfidrhfillfllllS which grow m abundance ini A few days ago M“ Euler replied xmgly me claims of the “Lime sip every section of the country. Notho ‘he charges hm“, the substance! h... of Confederahoh" and we haveqonly are they valuable as supple- of his reply being (l) that the ex-

reason to expect that these‘ Thelcan often be developed into a dis-v

good ‘JlKllnS will be implemented. ‘case of PrinceEclward Island was ‘ so why am clearly set betcha shhline.‘ This is particularly true of the‘ long n5 the repehue requirements are. “Andrcw- Rae Duncan by Premier‘ jStcwart that. there was no question Ens to their justiceand. as a result. ‘he in his report to the Federal Gov- year ‘he cmp in addmlm w mmish". 13w the Government has no power‘.

l step and pending a final adjustmenal sthat Prince Edward Island be im- ,mcdiately subsidized to the extent {of $125,000 annually. The Dominion. Ifiicvernment at its last session con- icurred in the recommendation and ‘lenacted the tentative grant. The. ‘ amount granted was not given as“ Gamma “d mm“ be m““°"°"°“‘;cunic to Port Colborne over the Can- iin full pgymgnh The chin, as fig- Tm"? 5°’ It" ‘he be"? lhllves mfadian National Railways. These ‘lured out by Premier Stewart, was for a much larger amount and there

‘prevented. it isvnot; Level‘: §é£5too'I-e1'i*°'°°d by hlidreds“ °f ‘new W“ ‘ pointments and there was to be no‘

late to remedy the mutter. -, There u" smuggling “moss the border are some groves still left ‘Off titan " ‘ " I

‘nest traders had. great confidence

, ourlfarms, some of them quite extensive in Mr. Euler for the time. lOttawsecorrespondent, whose letteriwhhe others are 5mg" firms case '

iwas published i“ Smirdayls Gua" of the latter it would be found pro-

lam.‘ u itl a1 ,. B very 0p m S c_ {agar nglfiiable m Times" as we“ as m cPn‘ liquors from Canada to the States the prospects of the Maritimes and,

‘Smuggling from the ‘States to Can- ada was checked. but smuggling of

‘serve the present supply.-_ In many increased alarmingly. The Minister

“Specially of Prince Edward Islandbcountries reforestation is widely °f Nalmml Raven“ Wilsfil-‘Verely

i - ' ‘ . . ‘of receiving a fair measure of jus praoflse¢fnncpjmhh Yew beneficial ltice at: the hands of the Dominion resuhx The

criticized on both sides of the bor- der. lt was-publicly charged that

preseni’. Scarcity of the Government of Canada not only

icovmnmenk The encouraging feblwood ["91 is WTSQIY due t0 EPKDYWQ- permitted but assisted rum-running “W”? l5 m9 evident SYIUPBlhY_ wnrvltggnce and waste during our days of from Canada to the United States. ilwhich our claims were regarded bykabundancfi- Further depletion may a country in which the importation rlllfi larger provinces. The Duncan be prwehtedmy economy and by iRoyal Commission settled the jus-Eplflmmg a ‘me where one has beenmf beverages mostly whiskey was it“ “i w’ “aims; ‘he m“ quesmn‘ out down. A very small srove would exported m [lie United States in the their“ this way pygvidg the fampy 11min months ended August last. Upon

of liquors is prohibited. It was offl- cially stated that $26,000,000 worth

Qi-llel‘ lJFQViIICBS VJ Eel their Owlhfor many yeam . éthe alcoholic content oi these bev- claims. real or imaginary, satisfiedJ _ , _ forages the Canadian Government m1 provinces; THE BLUEBERRY mnusruy iwnemed a“ "misc ‘my °f $9 p“

gallon and on beer 12'»; cents per| lgallon. plus 4 per cent. sales tax in} both cases. i

valuable asset to farm life in all, 1 parts of Canada are the wildi

‘mcnting the farm larder but tneyirort of liquor from Canada is not‘

‘ illegal; l2) that it is legal, according ito the present lmv. to export liquor}

to the United States; <3) that ash

tinctly profitable commercial side

blueberry, the commercial sale oimict by the exporters there is no‘;

which has become ah indmtry oplimit to the quantity of liquor thati m the last fiscal‘ may be exported to the United;

some importance. lstatcs; M) that under-the present}

iernment. recommended as an initiarmg an Canadian needs had B‘ “Filo illtefleffl- Thus MI‘. Euler triBS‘;

plus available for export amountingito justify the attitude of the Gov-E‘

p, 3544551 pounds worth gggggyyplerniiient, and makes it evident that‘,

which went almost entirely m hlesince this is the law the practice! United States This value was alwwm go on indenmtem ‘l

V z <most are times as great as that of.‘ Note how the business is carried‘ the strawberry crop exported. ‘°"- a5 W"! hi’ R"- L- M- MW", 05.

' ‘Port Colborne, Ontario. Large ship-‘i

The blueberry is o. valuable crop ‘ lmcnts, i0 to i5 carloads at a time,

‘mountainous and rocky soil usclesslshipmmts havb ‘not been billed tr

55o, other purposes, Efforts to Mme Port Colborne but to some place ir land cultivate‘ the blueberry have the states‘ M Port Cmbome u“

l. novooooooooosoooooooooooooo~¢o¢a¢¢¢¢»¢¢¢¢¢..,..¢o-!is good room to hope that our tcn-ib I] b t w’ t’ n cases are mkeh from me cal-S an. A . . . . . . . is e" en a tltalive subsidy Wlll~b0 considerably‘ Fe“ success u‘ u i 5S i y

the bottles ialaced in sacks. whicl

zlsugmcntted. As our sister provinces“ wild pmdilcl and there is not a a" transferred w mm“ Walsh‘ m“ ' l

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25th Governor General of Canada from 1812-1815 under the British regime. He was therefore Governor during the war of 1812-14. Previous to that time he had occupied many Jmportant military and civil posts in ldlfferent parts oi the Empire includ- _1ing the Lieut-Govcrnorshiyi of Nova‘. Scotia. He served Canada therefore YOU Can Give Your- during a very testing time and while er Sisters‘ w“ a hopegu] feature of satlsmctl°n~ mm‘ believe every‘ Spams m ‘he manhm.

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lincrcase in population and thei idemands increase correspondingly. iour for federal assistance guvill also increase. l Premier Saunders {league the Hon. TG. S. Inmamwere laccorded a sympathetic hearing and ivrcre well received by the other mom-i bers of the conference. They stress-l ed the claims bf the province on the information laid before the Dun- can Commission and the thereon to the Government. mse was clear and convincing and was so received by the Conference. The questions at issue between the Western provinces complicated and no doubt will give Federal Government anxious hours. That mutual satis- faction will be the outcome is not‘ to be expected; The West is grow- The waterfront“ seldom presented vent it. but who ever heard of Mr.

somewhat

the many

r great‘ deal to be achieved by domcs-ider that the rum-runners may ru' “Chung thepp Many farms possess them across the Niagara yRiver iiw

. the night and so escape seizure o! i , . t' bl i ' rough blocks of and “mm d p m U. S. officers which would be inevit-

"mp and useless I“ pasture‘ which‘ able ii the liquors went through ll‘

and h“ colpcovorcd with blueberry bushes, are the ca“ The boats scape.- h, m.-

‘considered among the best csscts of darkness. If one is caught twenty

the farm. A rough field producing 95cm)" “m1 hm‘! their bug} “l hm‘

an abundant crop of bluebcrricsosllies on m other “dc

certainly aprofitablc propositionand Truly me égpfi,“ Govefnn-[enf it is a phase which could be added is in the liquor business and finds 1' ‘profitable. It gets its per-gallon

| to many more iarms.—-C.P.R. Report. ‘excise duty not only on what is

T090" ____<-Q¢-—i ‘sold in Canada but on what :5 The EDITORIAL NOTES lsmugglecl from Canada into the

, . _ States. Canadian Government Rail- _The springs and swamps are now ways get large moneys in freight» h,“ and °vem°w;hg_ Let ‘vihterlcharges and wink at the delivery oi car-loads of whiskey at stations to which they are not billed. that it ‘may be there bagged for the con- ‘venlence of the rum-runners. Mr. W" °°mlmm°l$ "d "m" it as a Euler may claim that n is all "legal" COmDBHiOII- under the present law and that the ' Government has no power to pre-

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the lng rapidly and there is consider- such a busy appearance as it has Euler m ‘my 0f his wlleltflues l“

MADE BY ial position. He was of Swiss ex-l

CR traction and undershnding

French and French people was pop- ular with the French Canadians

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Indigestion‘

By ROBERTA LIE

A. Either is correct.

tion? A. White.

seau? A. Never.

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Q. ls it proper for the hostess t0

At this season of the year “ serve the soup from a tureen. 0!‘ many people are troubled should it be brought ‘n the soup . plates and set before cac-i priest?

Q. In what color is a debutante dressed other coming-out recep-

Q. is it permissible for a wealthy bridegroom to buy his bride's trous-

0ND

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able rivalry and not a little jealousy during the past week and it will bel among them. The two larger pro-lequslly busy as-longuas the harbor vinces. Quebec and Ontarimlargely remains open.’

dominated the conference and their sense of justice towards their sister provinces and especially lheirweak-l

my the proceedings.

*——<0>—-—.——- COST OF FUEL

NOT many

valuable fuel. there are now comparatively few} farm homes whose fuel supply isnot‘: shipment p;

the Government moving to make it lillegal?

What do our prohibitionlst friends

until you have proved it to your own mm Cunadav but‘ “ids “ml ‘web

‘hing you he“ 1mm yo“ have d?” forth? The one excuse is that it finite proof. and even then take it pay5| Badly as we "my mmk o; mp (with a grain of salt. distillers and brewers. the Govern-

ment's profit on a. gallon or a cask

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years ago every farml Automobile drivers from the West 0f whiskeY °r bee‘ i5 f" Bream!‘ ovgmgg 5nd mgnv tell us that with the exception of mun the 9mm of me distiller m“ of the dwellings in our villages and two or three neglected snot? the towns burned wood. theimajority of moth roachbetwee I Summersideand There is much hi’?! Mid M"! Writ- the farms havmg the“, own gmves Charlottetown is really good. Those ten in (Ivor of pence and disarma- of good hardwwd, from whgch they few spots should be attended to a procured their own yearly supply and mbny 6t? them a surplus tosell

the brewer.

The high cost of living is still go- “a

lowering of taxation and other ne-i ——--— cessary commodities. There is still

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MEN’S HEAVY SWEATZERS, $1.69, édttbiréiid wool gooclforroughweai- . $1.69

PURE WOOL PULIJOVERS, $2.95, regular value $4.50. _ A real bargain $2.95. All sizes in brownetndv fawn. r

MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.75, Grey or Khaki, worth much more. Dollar Day value . . . . . . . . . . . $1.75

WINDBREAKER SWEATERS $3.25. “Dollar “Day “we will. sell our vwdol Windbreaker sweaters worth $5.50

EATHER SOX 35c. All wool heather sox, . DollarDay

“The Haberdashery”

* . $3.25

MEN’S BLUE CHINCHILLA ‘OVERCOQIQTS ’ SPECIAL DOLLAR DAYS $18.00 h“

FANQY SHIRTS $1.00.‘ Clearance of all broken lines of Fancy Shirts, worth to $2.00. -A1l sizes. Dollar v MEN’S WORK GLOVES LINED 65c. Muleskin Gloves, gauntlet, worth $1.00. Dollar Days .. . .. 0.. . 65c

. MEN’S WORK GLOVES LINED 50c. Muléskiiniwork gloves,worth75c.DollarDaysl....................50c

MEN’S ODD CAPS 50c. Some with-pull ‘downs; some

Dollar Days .. .. . . . . .. . =~ . OLD STYLE FELT HATS $1.00. ;:Ab0ut‘20 old'“style soft Felt Hats. Dollar Days your chcgivce . . . . . . . $1.00

~.. 50c

YOUTH’S ovaucoars, SIZES 30' fro" 3e T0 CLEAR DOLLAR DAYS $8.50. THINK 1r ovun. ' " ""

SMALL BOY’S OVERCOATS $5.00.‘ "Nfew small - boy’s Overcoats, ages 3, _4_and 5 years to clear Dollar Days............. ' I ' BOY’S BLOOMERPANTS $1.00.‘ 50V pairs Boy’s Bloomer Pants, regular $1.50. Dollar Days $1.00 pair. all

DUCK WATERPROOF soars $6.50. Heavy Duck Waterproof Coats, wool lined, knee length To clear Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50

YOUTHS’ BLUE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS-"siz. Fit boys. 12 years to 16 years. Dollar Days special $12.00

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ALE PRICES ON BLUE CHINCHILLA

WHOLES ‘ ovsncoars DOLLAR DAYS '

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WHOLESALE PRICES oN EVERYTHING IN ~ STORE DOLLAR DAYS. =

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think of a. Government which is so, Don't take‘ anything for granted zealous to prevent smuggling liquor‘

rum-running from Canada into the, above set‘

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FELLING LAZY

t ment. but. with what effect? Europe has more men under arms now than °"°°' it had in 1014 and am United States outlay is greater this ycaron to their neighbors or to the neigh-lmg up nowmhsmndlng the alleged W? "m" it WES lost year b5‘ boring village. ' 840,000,000. . Unfortunately many of the own-

ers of such groves wei-e too lavish

that you did more physical

and lazy as you do at present.

,And as you think further about" this tiredness, this fatigue, as ypu no ambition, depressed in spirit with see it in other folks, you are aah- s feeling that your ordinary work is ~ amed as you realise thiit you have too much for you. then go m your considered these other folks as just fsmily doctor. and get him to really Iexamine you.

"The Msritimes have not been too much Spread between cost of bashful in presenting their claims.“ in their use and in their sale oi this "id 3°" M“ R°bb “l m" 9mm“

M a consequence Dfllducmn and the "lllmfilfl mm’ once. and "he wondered if the great sumer. ‘ spirit which prevailed at Confedera- d ____ vtion ow prevailed." Just why the

potatoes by rail and Mari imes should have been singled

Now this tiredness. this feeling oi laziness is something with which tired and lazy. it is perhaps inherit» t , .. '_ l

‘wlmm’ °T “my w“ “Wm l“ "m" ‘, exceeds that for the corres- w‘ m’ u reflectmn o‘ "m" kind is {$31200 tlifiltloyfatgugobri-e tilting lg"'allilstl:ilitolwtllbullailslet/pggluiill-lflrli i.

than doubp, what p, cosy, when 1t pending period “at yeah The Waite 2:22:32- m xjaellxllélx L 31:13‘: igatilligeileatzliest fgeétlwthhaplmiess. the your inherited qualities. r c o succ f‘ e ourager

w“ not m as genera] demand as “m? bum“! l“ "Flaw gmwmwDuncan Commission. Largerclalm "W- The 165°‘ m"! w“ "l the growing perhaps beyond our cbpac-‘put forward by other provinces with- Mvod 1W1 svvvlv- m“ We" M "l; tnfiay w handle a. This u one of the. ER icreaslng scarcity were. no doubt, dangm p, gvpomw 5mm we

. L ‘ifactor

s of enterprise. the closest ally of dis-l -———~<>o>_ ease. as it lowers I You can't enter to your work c‘: PRINCESS MARY AND HER 8-

out such support were pressed with pp“, whh m en i u , BAND A "U

equal meal. but the Finance Mlnis- y mum you H D To MAKE ENAPF’

s in the change. Yet theiheed more "bu" room to “void waiter dltllyllfntozltlflgptthipon them. For.

rostrum. - '1 ‘l. Lf

are tired before you start.

Further, if you have this desire 0'0 ‘rest all the time. and laziness has the usual t

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rim out what a

e delegates took

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yourself an try to

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lthc underlying cause. lwéll-known persons who H1811“ I believe that the sluggishness of lrom bedrooms r many in "l!!!" ‘the liver is one of the mostfrequentzfolotliefl.‘ lilltilhlllrbbrolrd out early causes of tiredness, Wednesday morning at the 379i’ What makes you tired when youtvn Park residence of Iflfd All” are normal and well?‘ dole. where they were‘ K1198“ l Doing some hard physical and say a Wakefield debltflicll l0 m‘ mental work? love lug’ Néwb, Why? ' ’T.lio fire was discovered in the

Because you manufacture fatiguonursory w! spud when the 811m" products which are really poisonous was given l e guests rushed 1P0"! to the system. ‘v their bedrooms and watched the

you cease work or rest for afiremen who had made a record while the blood carries these poisons trip ‘from headquarters 1o eXUlP _ away by means of Il.l'l€ skin, lungs. qnlsh the flames. kidneys, and intestine, and you can Princess Mary showed great lll- - then do some more work with a terest iu the work of the firemen-

One of the annoying things you cl b i . d t .1 to bell. find m your own ma’ and m the ear ran an s rong l uscles. None of the pal-ty returne