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NewSpring Models for #_ -» the Fashionable Woman '

The P. D. Corsets possess the virtues that accentuate _ - ‘

the eleganpe of the good figure, and impart to the other- wise-, a dignity grace and ease that make the P. D. Cor-

ggr the ;.'_.rrf2Ci-Curse! 1" \\'€3I‘.

'l`}vev are iiiorieled to every type cf human figure-»

they bring our in bold relief the graceful hues and poise that will iiinlze any figure look gord and a good one

better.

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foundation for a proper fitting gown.

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35c, 50c, 50c.

“QUALITY-lilany are the abuses

of the word. Still, when the goods feel right, and look their class, you can't help realizing real Quality when it is there Paton's Chiffon Broad Cloth is quality produced and guar- anteed to give quality service. Price $1.15 so as to reach the demands of all. Usual cash discounts for cash. Paton 6; Co. 2-2~ldtf2i;rtf.

“We sell the best English Oil

Cloth and Linoleurus iii the city. Made on the finest canvas and best English Paints, the patterns are all new, in Floral and Conventional de- sign. The prices are only 25, 30, 35c for oils; 35, 45, 55, 65 and 'I5c for linoleumsf' All two yards wide. We measure your room and cut the cloth to fit, free of charge, James Paton & t‘o, Carpet and Furniture Leaders. 3-5¢i1'if-

“We have left in our Furniture De-

partment some odd chairs that would make your home comfortable at the price. We only have one or two left of a pattern suitable for parlor, sitting room, dining room or kitchen. We want the room and if the low price will give it to us you can expect bargains, come iu and sen them. James Paton & Co, Carpet & l-‘urniture Leaders, 3-5d4i&r3i.

"New lace curtains and muslins just arrived the curtains as usual seen here, have that very fine centre with very fine sprays. They all have double border so that you can turn them on your windows and if you have Bay-Windows both sides look the same not like the one side kind that used to be sold, therefore giving you double satisfaction. James Pa- tcia & _Co. » 3-5d4iezr3i.

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In Stock

500 Barrels

best quality

Cement

Portland _ _

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9 _ _ *""'- , the past year and trust that

The Designs and Colorings of this year's goods xcell all . with an ¢ff0n to lgagg ggd , . . P

former productions. Perhaps your parlor, dining room, hall, to give the but value for bedroom or kitchen needs a new wall dress. lt will not c.st every don” we will be hw much if you buy your Paper from us. _ ‘cred with o’m_ continued t_

Wall Paper Department on Fin! Floor , 7 P9 _

r }~j;~¢-rybody known where Carla-rg Book, Stationery and Wall Paper _ f0IlBgC_- _

Sim- is _ _ _ with best wishes to all fora

Sample Books sent with pleasure at your rv |ueaf for inspection

-ry to think that he had been born'

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_not take notice of it only as we ware

WECZEMA ON LEGS _ AND

AN KLES ‘

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Quickly Cured by D. D. D.

Mr. I. W. Corns, Zl Givens Bt., To-

ronto, writes of his experience with D. D. D.:

"I was a sufferer for about two

years with eczema. on the legs and ankles. I tried three or four dlllemnt doctors and none of them did me any good. I then went to a skin special- ist and he was nu better.

I happened to sae your~ad and am

very thankful that' I did. I sent fra' a sample bottle and it did me so much good I sent for a $1.00 bottle, also a cake of soap. That is all I used and I am perfectly well, and I don't blriiik it will return. I have advised several others to use it and the results have been the same.”

Even if you’ve tried a score of nem-

eiliea without benefit-even if doctors and specialists have failed to help you---D. D. D. will relieve that itch- ing ilorment at once, and will cure you. Just give it a. chnnce. For free trial bottle write to the

D. D. D. Laboratories, Department, U. G., 23 Jordan St., Toronto.

For sale by all druggists.

MORE ABOUT AU’l`OM0llII.ES.

Sir:-Kindly allow me another llt-

tle space in your valuable paper and I hope ift will be a long time befora I will trouble you -again on this question.

In taking up The Guardian of the

secuird instant I noticed an article signed “Von Clure Gay." I said here will be something worth while read- ing, as it is from a former Pownal boy. But, when I resid it, I was sor-

and brought up in Pownal; for there was reall nothin in i and I woul

neighbors Mr Gay might feel slighted. _ Is this the Goliath that the Philis- tines have samt out to champion their cause ?. If. so I think David will come till an easy victor as of yore, "for he is thrice armed whose cause

1,000 Pairs l

ltlaiiiifitctiirers Samples

Bools and Shoes

ln l\lcn`s, \\’omen's, Misses,

Boys and lnfauis.

Noi :ill si1.es.B\\t the Bargains

ofa lifclinie.

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CONROY

The Slmoman

97 Queen St. Ch"l‘own

‘ Nggglvyfpigpfhank of New Brunswick

Thanks

| We desire to thank all who contributed toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS for

happy and successful new year.

is lint Hia so

no Giant

with

bringing

This is reall)

ness

I think my advice to the the "Autu Fool" will to Mr. Gay in i Fool in his c

none of our funeral

Gay that our horses,

light ebuild be

broken, and they

money. But I would

enty-Eve dollars less for a faco.an auto on our pubflc a. majority of cases it done. A ease in point the Advocate

roll Tor

°¢l\l_&l- to the

ity. It la with Mr

heavy and

trained (not bring more

take tw-

than

to England

the: he would buy a so accustomed to, the auto that

vrlfe and family could safely

saw one standing in tho

autos running, around him and him home. The first time they a drive to the country they met an auto and the horse ran away upset the waggon and nearly killed the oc- cupants. So the last part of that item falls fiat. . _

Surely the poor farmer is enllitled

to all he can get for his pork etc, even if it fs an eighth above the re- gular price. An eighth of a cont' on

too.

If I had any of thc staying quali-`

ties of Methuaela Mr. Gay’h' predic- tion xnay come true, but., if it does, it will be a sorry day for Prince Ed- ward Island. We have the best. mo- tor powcr in the world (for the ma- jority c.t Iamis at least) the noble and reliable horse. (Thanks for kind thoughtfulness for one's wiie's enjoy- menu.-`,

I have none but the klndest and

`best wishes for the manufacturers and

5l>l'U0"'

simply swell

this province as you will

and see if they re not.

cle of ents’ turnislilwirs

59,90 io $i8.co. `

Coats

ust arrived from the manulac

turers the slickest lot of men S spring and fall coats we’ve ever seen-good-they are

see right here

Then yon__knowjw_hat__ our-nam: means on any arli-

Ligé wi-iglit spring orcrcoals, blnck and grey vienna all sizes, 3- 4 leiigth.

(`ra\‘cii\°lie.s. full lci\gtli_,flii.: very ni-\\'us\ .spring ideas. SJ-45 lo |6.5<\. ‘

Light grey wursfcd, striped pattern, well built, with nicely paddetfsliould-

i-rs,:\ll.sizi~fs,3-4 length' . . . .......... .... .....»........,,f_.1g1_ `.{.`i-_ $|$°° ~`

l Our American

hats arebeing stock-

ed to-day. You are invited to see

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heartily ioin with Mr. Gay in wishing that there were more df them, but I ask Mi Gay would it not be as well for the manufacturers to make thong things that make for peace and pro- sperrty and that would be a real benefit to the farmers, such as mow- ers, binders, disc harrows, seedcrs, etc., instead of sending abroad for tfhoin-‘I Or is there -more money ro- pairing the few autos that would be used 7

Mr. Gay’s suggestion in the best

part of his article .ts too absurd, too childish to be mentioned. Mr. Gay writes good catchy ads setting forth thi excellent oualitles of his lines of vegetables. etc, and l am re- minded of the old saying “the shoo- maker should stick to his last." Mr, Gay knows as well as I do that the roads are too narrow _for a h orse and an auto to pass-one must take the ditch, and it is always the horse t-hut has to. Mr. Gay might as well try to have the Liquor Prohibition Act repealed and have free run as to try to have tho Auto Act repealed and have auto driv- ing. The representatives of both.par- ties are behind the lafiter act at least and the farmers are behind them,Nuf said-we can agree~to difler.

Thanking you for your valuable

space, I remain,

Yours respectfully,

A. A. MOORE.

‘ THE TAXES ON BANKS.

Sir,-There seems to be a desire a-

mong certain persons to convey the impression to the citizens that the increased tax that was proposed to be levied on banks is an _unjust one- iifiis impression is erroneous. The banking institutions of Charlotte- town do not pay anything near what they should pay in City taxes. If citizens will compare the taxes paid by mercantile firms in this city whose profits are none too great with the meagre taxes paid by banks which are all paying very large profits, in most cases to shareholders outoido tho Province, the conclusion must: bef that the City(louncil was, perfectly ,iustided in endeavoring to have their taxes increased. Charlottetown is badly served in the matter of adjust- ing her ow'n eiflaira cspmially lu- the matter of taxation and it swms to me that this condition will always be maintained while we are subject in those aiiairs to the rule of our friends the Country Legislators who da not seem to understand or care about our needs.

This is a live subject for independ-

ent citizens.

Yours truly,

TAXPAYER.

Charlottetown March 4th, 1910.

Pownal, March fith.

HORSE NOTES.

Expedition (2152) the greatest of

the Eloctioneers is bale and hearty and adding new performers bo his list with regularity. He starnds be- fore the public as the greatest dee-

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We kuou tuat the men will app eciate the showing

-they are bound to--they can’t help it We dont be lieve you can find such a swell line of: ‘classy co its in

\Ve purchased them to be different - more distinctive

and dressy, and withal, they are moderitely priced-call

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cendant of Electlonaer and can right-

Expeditions are born with over- whelming natural speed and much

Bither gave the great sire Expedition his record of (2.l5£) the son of Elec- tioneer had only been in training n few days previous to the perform- ance. »Expedition (2152) isrnow own- ed by Harry Hopper, of lndianola, and is credited with 64 trotters and 8 Dacera in the standard list. Little- ton Stock Farm Washington, Pa.. has dgreen trotting mareby Expedition 02.152) that rleoilt McCoy recently worked a quarter in 305 seconds a

Charlottetown. _

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5 I)_0Dl_)_§. 5K|DNEY ,if//, PILL5 .3

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‘"1’hey’ro still at lt. Hundreds try-

ing to find a name for Paton'a fam- ous Chiffon Broadcloth. 2-Z4dtf26rtf.

"25 per cent oil all straw mat-

tings in stock. This we an dol-ugto _cloar this line. There are some -_short ends and we will make the price so low that you would not miss out of your purse what it would cost to cover your floor._`brlng the size of your ruzm. Jus. Paton.d= Co.

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_ llow Does; l»Your Ad .Look

_ Does it “stand out” like f a “sore finger” or is it bur-

Mareh ° f|

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Cause -

roughened hands and sliiii.

British Almond Pink

the ideal remedy healing, soothing. softening. Al- lays all irritation. Pleasant to use, dries immediately, is not sticky. . ~

Price ay: per bottle; Pre-

pared and sold by -

A. W. Rcddln, Pl\\'nB..

_ composition ? _ _ .

" _ whole life'-lonk study on |

Do you know Mr. Busi- _

ness Mau-that there isis

the technical points of the print shop ? r

I have made asludy of

I advertising for years and ln

grasp of the fundamental

l principles of attraciive ad-

vertising--contrasting, mid concentrating of ‘type

J .

ried in the commoiiuess of I

addition have a thorough i

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fully lay claim to the title as tht F ` ' _ ._ _. _,, ' sire of more 2.15 trotters than any . ‘_ `~`

sire of his age living or dead. Like a r 5 i many descendants of Electioneer the » . ` ‘

beauty. it is snia that when no 4 Ch¢§f|'\uf-I-Siz¢,_f0|_~ bag*

week. _ Customers

' . betterorder at once

_ l A rickanntloi

Expedition (2.1ai) is the sire of 0 _ ' WO Eutaxia dam of the trotting stallion r - ` " " f Aquiri owned by J. M. Nicholson, 1 2°25dlf Ph°ne'24° '- '. ."5

We have 'several cars coming; iuthis ~ VE. . ~

1 only chance to secure hard Chestnut

coal this season. We are sellingat ~ .cost and for casli-$7.50 per ton.

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placed agciicies in differeiit paris will mean ai grcatervduniand.

Vou'll have our undivided alt

Every day you di-lay now in procuriilif l‘F\"ll¢“llf3 f€B`"dl“‘ ,

lmpcrliil Marino Motors inay mmf! lhfll many weelil _Wfl‘Il=‘.‘g)°“ W°.;‘~‘ A \\’¢ will do our be-sl io give your order prompt attention, t we` IV

particulars N0\V.‘ _ ` ' " f _:fr i nnuei srmsiu &-oo.

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dntion if you _wlll"glro§;`uira card for

155'*

` This laundry has the f~»i- lltioa -to do your family _washing cheaper mid better than you-c.-iii do_it-its rt business.

.lf its heavy work wo "o if

carefully by niac|r’nery, un- ingunlyihc best soap and water fn properly cleanse the materials without being in- `urious. No mailer how de- licate or dirty arc the clothes we can wash fhem better. ,limi phone i5i.

faces. _ . Only one merchant in

each town in my particu- las line will receive my ser- vice. For particulars

phone _

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Star Slum Laundry, A. ll. Webster, hop.

t "Wo want to make room for our .ngw spring stock and in order to do

s we will dispose of ave or slr

mime ,mini-» worth nt discounts of I5; 88 I-8 and 50 per cent od Ax- mnigng ,Velvet Brunel, Taputry and

Bootteh bydtgen yard. All 3000! D _ “Hu” UQ! _mu Ht

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