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New Arrivals ot Pongee and Japanese Silks Fresh I-‘rom The 0rient

just received by express yesterday lfongee _and ]apanes_e silks fnr_ you-r

selection. Now is the time to do your selecting, while the showing offers every

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and llixlitrea widltilcfiiihe lustrous silks in brown, Copenhagen, blue and Amethyst, per yard.

65c to $l.25

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3°°°i|° ‘mm handkerchief bags, kimonas, and aprons, in °‘:'frs°ml::|';g

which you can have

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their ina very short time you’ll have a suit to iiieet your particular requirements-

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$1.50, $9.50 .mi sinao _

_-"[‘hi_i-, is a gigantic sale of uewi ".\'o woman should fail to coincl "Tile tirdcr for the-SL* H0ods was 1910 dross and costume cloth at lastlliere today the second show day at,'plriccd with "thc iiialieis last (lctolicr years low prices at I‘aton‘,=i_ 3.1341, lyimon-_,-_ 3.12q1i_,aiiil many of tliein were entered after

[the Sur Tax was abolished, thnt's

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cheap. Patoirs 3-12d1i

l‘lX(‘LL’SIl’E SHOWING OF FINE . SFITS IS NOW 'GOING ON' AT

Tl-IIS STORE. WATCH FOR IT. DQ NOT MISS IT. MOORE & Mc-

In LEOD. _ "_-__ 3-l2(ltf.

“A Pcrioct Drug Store. our every

i~H<irt is directed t.oi\‘ards kr.:-piiig 3 perfect Ilriii; Store. Une in which

the people will have a confidence in and look upon with pride. Every

S drug we sell is of hi best cualit. .

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(iii. label means pertectioni "'l‘hi.» Best Drug Store" The MacKinnon Drug Un., Driiggists, 'Cor Gr Geo S; Kt Strs 3-iZdrt:i‘_

hest quality , . ` _-

TLRKISH “ASH CLOTH FREE-

,TO EVERY (`US'l‘OMER. MAKING A |‘l'll('HASE Ol" O\'lil DOLLAR

iron* c.-isn is rciwrrzniiisos,

or srinnrirvcss, rownns, ‘curi-

. Cement

'l‘All\9. AND SUCH GOODS [N THE HOUSE I“U'KNISH- INGS Dl.'}PAl{Tl\lEN'I` l'!A"[`UllDAY |Wl<J OFFER 'PHE PREMIUM MEN- TIONED ABOVE. MOORE & Mc- LEOD. Zi i2d1i.

1,000 Pairs

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The Designs and Colorings of this ycar's goods zxcell all

former prcdnctioiis. Perhaps your parlor, dining room, hail, bedroom or kitchen needs a new wall dress. l t will not cost much if you buy your Paper from us. '

Wall Paper Department on First Floor

Evgrybody knows where Carters' Book, Stationery and \\'all Paper

Store in.

Sltmplc Books sent with plcaiuirc at _viiiir re-i|ii\-.~t for iiispcrtiiiii.

BMITEII &‘ EUMPANY limilnll IMPORTERS OF ARTISTIC WA .o PAPER.

Artisfi-ci-l

Boots and Shoes

In Moifs. \\'onii'ii`s, Misses,

Hoya :intl liifniils.

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The Shoemsn

97 Queen St. _ Ch'Town

- I :inn-;|`yhi`;:p)|:'llAiik of New Brunswick

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0 Thanks

_ We desire to thank all who |conti'ibuted toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS for the past year and trust that with an effort to please and ‘to give the best value for every dollar, we will be fav- ored with your continued pat- ronage. . I With best wishes toall fora jlinppy and successful new year.

.i W. N. TAN ION

V Jeweler ' Phone |91 L -

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(Continued) " Q 0. variety-lst. W. B- Elmer ComDt0D2 3rd, R- mi, Hubert B. Arsen- J. McLeod; 6th, M. D. L. A. Arsonault; tith,

9th, Norman Pen-

Uther Variety-lst, lJ.P. Montague; 2nd, lLubert

3rd, John Coiirt;

Sth, Thomas

ian; 7th,

A. Mnllett; John Camp-

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Ramsay; tith,

M. D. McLeod; 8th Sth, W. J. McLean

bell. Freetown.

Oats, Beauty or Old Island Black-

iat. Cor. Mcllellan, Arlington: Znd, Jos. F. Arsenaiilt; 3rd, Jas. E. Mc- Donald: 4th, R. T. Schurrnan; 5th, N. Perry, St. Louis; Sth, Jas. E. Murphy; ’Ith, Eli lil. Araenault; Bth, lt. H. Raynor; 9th, W. Jas. Cairns, Freetoivn: 10th, Jos. A. Taylor.

Oats, Black, A. O. V.~lst. James

Cairns; 2nd, R. L. Schurniaii; 3rd, Marchbank Bros.; 401. D- Nl- M¢~ Lead; 5th, De \\'. T. Montgomery; tith. A. D. McKinnon; Tth, W. Jas. Cairns.

Fruit Cake-lst, Miss Jane Mawley,

Bnmrnerside; 2nd, Mrs. l-l.H.\‘~'rii:ht, Sumrnersidc;-3rd, Mrs. John Allen. Covehead; 4th, Mrs. Hilbert lio\'.att_ St. Elcanors; Sth, Mrs. Cuarl-:s An- drews, North St. Eleanors; (ith, Mrs. H. A. (‘on\ptou, Siiiiiiiiersiile.

Pound Cake--ist, Mrs. X-iseph

Gaudet. 'elumnia-ri.-itlr; 2nd, P-Irs. Chas. Andrews, rlt. Elcanors; £!|'d, Mi"s.- ll. A. Compton, Siiiiiriicrside; 4th, Mrs. T. H. t"-iements, Siiiiiniersidc; 5th, Mrs. Nelson -l-I-owntt, Miscrrix-:licg 6th, Ada Craswell, St. l‘Jlcnrioi'S.

Small Fancy Cake-1st.l'iss Jo-

sepliiiie Arsenault, Siirnnicrairle; 2nd, Alice Mchiiirray, C-liarlottsto-\'ii; 3rd. _\i s. \\'. li. Prowse, (‘linrlottct'_i\\`ii; illi. Mrs. Jas. Mel.-can, (_`fif-.rl<.tte- town; Sth, Mrs. D. 'l`. l<`rn.~ici', Kirg- stoii; oth, Ella Fraser, Kiiigsr.-_~ii. - Vaiiiieii Pears-ist, Mrs. l..li. Ffiwl- cr. t"¢-ntrnl liodcqiic; Lind, Mrs. Corn- elius heard, t`. Iieilcqiie; fir-l, Mrs. Fred. Moyne; -ith, Mises Jane lilawley; ..'-th. Mrs. Thos. Moyse; L-i‘i, Mrs. nth, Miss Jane .\la\vle).

(‘anned Plums-lst, Miss Pills Fra-

scr, Kingston; Lidia Nicholson, Suni- [riii-rtield. Mrs. _\'. McFarlane, hirin- iiicrsidt~, Mrs. l‘Idi\'_ Hooper, U. licilc- iiiic; Mrs. L. l'. Fowler, Mrs. r\_lbort \\'ri_i;lit, Mrs. (icoi'gr‘. 'l`nylor, all t-liiiul.

Spiced Pickles -»l.<t, lilr.~:. l"rcd.

Moysc, C. Bcdcque; End, I-irs. Gen. Fnrlaiic. l\`crn\\'ood; 3rd, Mrs. H. J.

|l’rice. Nimiiirrside; ith, Mrs. I-l`ii» ,bcrt Ho\i'at_t; Sth, Mrs. Thus. .'\\_tj.se; t'i'li. Miss Jam: .\ianle_\'. 1 .\1arni:ilride-»-lst, Mrs. \\'. K. Mc- Gniigaii; 2ii.l, Miss Josepiiiiic Arwen- Ttiilt; Iird, Miss Mary A. Gallant,

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.\‘iiirimcr.~;ide, -tth, Miss Edith l.\`r_rail:lit, .\`uiniiioi~siile; 5th, Iiliss Ma- rion llo\\'ntL_ St. lileaiiors; t5tli,.\liss 1l'I|r_.iia Bcaristo, Suinnierside.

'l‘artlets~1st, Mrs. W. W. Baker,

'.~‘.'inirncrsiilc; 2nd, Mrs. (Z, I3. Saund- ers. Siiiiiiiicrsidc; 3rd, Miss Jane .\lawlc_y; fitli, _\l.rs. Uharles Anilreir, St. Eleaiiors; Sth, Miss Ethel Hunt, Siiminersido; (Sth, _\lrs. Jos. J. Gau- det, Siimiiierside.

Pickled 0nioiis~-lst, .\lrs. l~‘.B. Ar-

mour. Albcrton; 2nd, Mrs. T.D. Rain- say, Suiiiuierside; 3rd, Mrs. Nathan .\lcl"arlane, Siiiiimersidc; ith, Mrs. W. \_V_ Baker, Siimmerside; 5th, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, (_`.<Iiedei|iie;, 6th, Mrs.

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“Special notice to the ladies who

want tailor-'made waist.:-i and who

bor, we have on our coiiiitt-ri; 100 sam lc with-its sizes from IH to 40,l

marlrids, piqiics, vestings, inattings,| and ri tow black lawns and only one: of its kind at a special discount for tomorrow only of 15 cts. od the dnl- lar. Tliosc are brand new goods and cannot. hc duplicated in this city nor on the Island, tlicsc are more than first choice ironi thc lending manu- tnctiirvr ot (‘nnn,da, they are the only choice. l'iitor\‘s. li-lfldtfrlii.

“lliifli claf-is ladies suittngs, and

i-ipriiii.: dress riiaterinls. -Many much wanted iiiaterials are hero today priced cxceetliiiizly low. In the prin- cipal int of colors, the widths, the ivcavos, combine to make this timely shipnient one of unusual importance. -Paton & (`o. 3-9drtl.

OUR

Emulsionwith Guaiacol

is the cquail of anything on the niarket and superior to most, uiiexccllcd for rlebilitylnsscffiesli,coughs_ colds, croup in children. .=’\ll the benefits of Cod Liver Oil combined with the hypopscspliitcs -in :in agreeable mixture.

'l`he Guniacol acts as at

germ killer where incipient consumption may be feared.

Price 40:: per bottle

Prepared and Sold by.

ghw. iuqmnmas., ° s$';.i`.`I§.i.i2“"‘l"’

wants one diderent. from her neigh- .YD' WHA' BE UFFERED HERE ON

miisliiir, laiiityis, liiienettc:-'. linens.|TH“ACT1VE”EVE“Y COLOR YOU

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Emma Mrs. urs.

Mary Cello

Ethel-Stronl. (Dr.l Leard.

A-dai Craswell, Hubert How- Mrs. W. K.

Georgie L. McLean.

att,

M’cGougan; Southwest, Preserved Cherries-lst MTS- A111111

Fraser; 2nd, Mrs. W. K. McGougan; 3rd. Mrs. Thus. MoYB¢2 4_l~l‘- M"5~ G- aumriana, C. Beaeqae; sth. Mrs- T- D. Fraser, Kingston; iitll. MPS- UDF' ace Wright.

Raspberry--lst-Mrs. Thus. Moyne; 2nd. Edith- straight; ard. Mrs. Fred- Moyse. Bedeqiie: Uh. Miss Mi°°` Wright, New Annan; Sth. MTB- w~ G- Schurman, Freetown; t`»th, Mary D. Sclrurman. C. Bedcqne. Strawberry-ISC. MTS- Biff? Sl1¢“'° art, New Annan; 2nd. MTS- L~ U~ Fowler, Bedeque; 3rd, Mrs. Leonard Schumian; ith. NFB- UIJBS- Andrew; Sth. Miss Caroline Dobson; 0'-ll. MPS- Georze McFarlane.

Candy-lst, Georgie M. Matthews,

Summerside; 2nd, Hildrcd McI.eod, Summerside; 3rd, Ethel Strong, Sum- nerside; 4th. Mrs. Ira Linkletter, St. Eleanors; 5th, Mrs. (-lh'.\'.) Hammond Johnson. Siinimersitle; tith, Mrs. Samuel Waugh, Snnuiiersirlc.

Fruit Jelly-lst, Mrs. D. N. Mc~

Murdo. Suiiiinersidc; 2nd, Mrs. Win. Minto, Suniirierside; 3rd, l\lr.-. Jdmes Dunn, St. Eleanors; ~ltli, Mrs. Chas. Andrews; Sith, Mrs. Allen l~`ra:~'er; oth, Mrs. Glidden, Suinnierside.

Graham Bro.-ad~lst, Mrs. Ed. Hoop-

er. (‘. Bcdcqiie; 2nd, X. (name not given); Ilrd, Mary Mchean; 4th, Ce- lia Mcllciin, Summersidc; 5th, Z. (name not given); 6th, Mrs. John lllogf-rs, Siinimerside.

Silver Cup, donated by HJ. (Yun-

dnll. Charlottetown, for the heat Loaf illonie-made White Bread, cup to bi-_ ‘iron three times (mot necessarily con- iseciitirely) before becoming the prop- ' arty of the exhibitor-Mrs. John Rog- lrrs, Siiiiiiiiernidc. '

_A Battle Bezwvn Natural Forces

_ A boy died recently from blood- _poisoning in a wound irliitrh had only -been inflicted a few days. it is terri- 'hle to road of cases- like this when timely use of Zanrliiik is a known |pri»\'i-iitive of blood-poisoning. l 'Phe microscopic gcrnis, which arc ,sble to cause- blood-poisoning iuid ,dt-_atli, cannot he seen by the human feyc, 'nut they are instantly killed hy "/rain-I-Ink. Zani-Bak is prepared from 'purely herbal extracts. In other gworils, it is si natural healing force. :By applying Zzimfliiik to a sore or 'other poisoned place, you, therefore, .pit naturc’s healing power against _nature-’s destructive power. What. hr\tl':r line of action could bc taken? And just as siirr-ly as nature’s benc- tice-nt power is greater than its des-

ti~iici'ive power, in most cases Zupr- plliik wins. Try it on that old wound, lthzit ulccr, that bad leg, or that ,cczenioiis patch. only titty cents a box, all druggists and stores, but dori't have any iniitatioii ! i

ENLISTED snrivitrus or

n.\LHoUsi_E PROFESSOR.

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_ HALIF.-\X, March 0.-Dr Robert Magill, professor -of pliilosnphy at Dalhousie Oollege, has been appoint- cd by thc government oi Saskatche- wan chairman of a commirtsrion to "in- \'estii;atc the grain elevator problem of tiiiat. province. The <~oiiiiii'ission will consist (if tlirce niaiiibcrs.

There are 700 or 800 elevators in

Saskatchewan and the question for tilic coniinissioii to settle will he what change if any from thc presciit pri- viife ownership system shuiild he made. A proposal has been mndn tor government ownership and operation by a commission. The coniinission will begin its work at the ond of April and will `¢-ontinuc for three months. Professor -Maglll has just tinishcd his work as chairman of n coniniissioii appointed by the Novn Scotia government to report on an eight-hour day in provincial indus- tries.

2000 YARDS UF GOOD 30 INCH

PRINT (‘-(JTTUN, WOIt’I’H 10 CTS.

SA'I‘UltDAY I\'l‘ 7; ('l‘]N'l‘S. » TH'|'l I’A'l"I‘l‘lltNS ARE NEW AND AT-

CAN THINK OF. NO IIIMIT EACH, Cl}‘clT(lMER FAN HAVE AS MUCH: AS SHE WI$HES UNTIL Tllli |r()'l‘ IS SOLD OUT. MO()ItI'] & Mc LEOD. ' fl»l'Zilli.

216 lit|Xl'lb` TOURIST FIIILLING

JUST I'll5Cl‘]lVl5l) BY EXl‘Il»ESS -- ANI) WILL G() ON SALE SATUR- DAY AT 10 CENTS l’El{ BOX, l\fO()R.hl & MCLEOD. 3-12d'\i.

"Already this spring Paton & ("i»

lim-1 entered in tho Uiistoins close on to 5000 yards of new wool dress material, consisting ot plain veneti- ans, satin cloths, worsteds, fancy siiitings, Panainas, Armures, popltns, mohairs, lustres, shadow striped goods, directoire satin cloths, clievc- i~ons,’ and diagonali-i. They are in dozens ot the newest and mont want- ed shades. l'i'iccs range from 75cts to $1.75. We would mention special- ly one line of evening wear in all the new shades at 78cts. 3-Sdrtl.

Look at Your Linens

Are they as good lin-

ens slioiild be ? We have the best equipped laun- dry to wasli your linens

-to wash them well.

We take every care

with delicate work, we' washby hand when nec- essary to preserve the materials and have a nicer finish. _ - Telephone 151 or send

word and our team will call and then return the ' goods all sparkling with

' cleanliness. ’

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Shirt, llat and _Cap

Saturday at BROWN’S

Everything makes way for shirts, hats and caps on Saturday. We areswing-

9 ing open 'our doors _to the people for

Saturday who want to know what is really right for spring dress in men's

I shirts, hats and caps. _

You will find them displayed all

around our store-the new colors pat- terns and nifty ideas will -be here for your observation. We don’t wa_nt you to buy unless you need to---Just invest- igate--that’s what we want. _ You are personally and cordially invited. COME.

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'Hard Coal, Chestnut and Egg. S .tr Coal, Run ofhline. Nur and Slack-

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A. PIC-KARD Q C0.,

_, 2-25d;f Phone 240

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_ Who i Eats Bread

should avoid danger of Impurities in delivery frqnithe oven to the home.f.InsistJ>n..yoiiiLBakeL, wrapping his Bieid- in

Eddy’s Bread Wrappers _, _ _

~ We are the original manufacturers of Breat`

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers _ _

Ottawa, Montieal, Toronto, and other Cities,

E. B. Eddy Coy.

Hull, Canada

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Canada Lite Policy-holders

who lio‘d policies taken out previous to_ the year 1900 and with profits at each quin-quennial pe-rifd can obtain their igro certificates by calling at the Charlottetown Office - _ ‘ Profits are fron. .50 p e. to 40 p. c. Greater than at the previous quin-~-qucnnial division in 1905. Out of town policy- holders will receive their certifi- cates by mail in a few days.

e Amy G.Burrows, W. K. Rogers,

Agent,Summerside Hunger, |’. I5. l.Brmeh,

Lewis ll. Beer, Field Manager.

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"Five thousand yards of new dress! STOCKING SALE SATURDAY -*

goods materials at Paton’s dress READ OUR ADS. MOORE & MQ' goods display today. 3-10dtf. LEOD. _ 3'-"2dh‘ 5 _.-5; -- - _ f---it

"imitated kut never,Equalled"

Yes OUR TOBACCO

_ Leads all others .

Have you tried it yet?

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Ltd. Mailixiagtvzre rs Phone 345 Charlottetown

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