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' ' 'r`AoE noun . ’”'" THE 1-"EST ~s"=""" THE cHARLo'i"r1=;'rowN CUARDIAN ' ' -rmfu or Aw - T' FEBRUARY18.191o '

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V "Gillies 0ne Quarter 0tt

Buffalo or Saskatchewan robes over from winterive are going to offer them

` at big price reductions. Now these

' saiiie robes are to beseen in the best

driving sleighsin this city,but the prices we are quoting places them with n the

/llorse Blanket Bargains

Rather than carry one of those big A manufacturer shipped us a big

order of horse blankets by mistake. We made him an offer and rather than pay

' freight both ways he accepted. Now you

can get your choice from the best. Proper up-to-date style, with breast strap and two adjustable surcingles. They are

‘ reach of everyboily. Regular $9, 9.50 _ certainly splendid values at One quarter

V V iz 50, $14. Now one third off. J YH regular prices. |

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_,I One Quarter off all Sheep Skin Lined Coats

All sheep liiied, leather or corduroy lined, or combination of botli

e of ered at a clear saving of one quarter off regular prices.

` ar _ . i ____ _ __ ‘ Noriiisc ifiirs zur-null ron 'rn tn _

_ u are a victim of the itching

Great sale of advanced l9l0

wash goods; For months our buy- er has been planning the details of this great sale ofsummer wash goods for February. we antlcl patea huge successes you can save at. le6.s&_dne_ quarter by pur- chaslngnowwhile the tempera- ture is at freezing.. and the very fabrics you will need when it is away up to B0. ` We want to em- phasize the fact that this is in no way akin to`l'.he usual clearance of left over goods. every piece offered here ls a new |910 pro- duction. with over two hundred pieces to select from. such as Linens. Glnghams. Cottuns. Crepe`s,_Of,t0r'1ans. Repps. Those goods"vvl‘i'lb`5‘offei'ed during the Spring at a quarter higher than the price prevailing here now. Paton's. 3-\6dtfr2i

WALL PAPER REMNANT SALE

'IS NOW GOIEGL ON-ALL THE RE- MNANTS-S ALL AND' ODD LOTS ACCUMULATED DURING THE PAST SEASON ARE OFFERED YOU TO-DAY AT HALF' AND LESS THAN HALF THE REGULAR VALUE. "MOORE & McLEOD.

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FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE

. ` SPRING

were never more beautiful than the Spring dress cottons and ginghams that are now in full bloom on the first floor. It is especially interest- ing to those who are planning 110 have a new shirt waist suit in time for Victoria Day as well as for those who are always ready to have first choice of new designs. Mercerized po- `pll/ns, mercer-ized voils, mercerized crepes, Scotch ginghams, Scotch la/wus, English repps, linennetvas, lin- ens, grass cloths and ai variety of other fashionable wash goods, most oflthem are to be had only at Pa- ton's today. 2-1l>dtlr2i.

DRESS GOODS.

For nearly a quarter of a century

the Paton store has been an authorit- ntive dry goods centre-first for this city, second for this Province. The

foundation of tangy great business was dress goods, a ‘.- the corner stone of the structure was dress goods. "Pat- on'n Dress Goods," has been a term 1f1\l>lYint: quality and perfection for fulness for nearly twenty-live years. And. 'now the ltore and-.its business has grownyhnvond the dream of its first architects. We‘havc built a. shore such as all the Island may point to with pride. But the foundation is still dress goods -and that corner stone is still Dress Goods.” We are making a special showing of goods this week. We’ll be delighted to talk to you persoualli about those most particular `oi.'allf’di'ess fabrics. San Toy. c'repes;`_ poplins, _Panamas. Ar- mures»,_.Ot‘tbman‘ wcords, Venetians, uroadcloths, Chevron worstcds, voiles in plain coliennes, chevoits and peb- ble cloths. These goods are guaran- tced all. wool, last dyes and unspott- able. Patou's. 2-llldtisfli.

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Wrapping _ Pap er

( i cat load in stock)

Manillaf" _

. _ Grey bl'.0_“`U» ‘

F ibre,

-Ktaft.

While Driigf

Rolls and Reams all sizes

all weights.-

Paper Ba s

( i 2 Million in: stock 1 2 Million) in sizes from r 4 lb to 25

Twines Twines

Hemp, & Sea

8: Retail

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Supplies

, Wholesale and ' Retail

The Rogers Hardware Gu, itil.

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"Making Converts every day. Pa-

ton's Chilton Broad Cloth is making converts, why because its the best Broadcloth ever`irnported to this City at Uhe price. Its better than any cloths said to be worth $2.25, Every tailor to a man, every di-ess. maker in the land who has been in- terviewed regarding the wearing qualities, the stock, tho weave, the 5”l5h» the COIOFIDES. has pronounced

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Note these values-now offered

at Beer Sa Weeks Annual Linen Sale. 72 inch sheeting, Zoo, 80 Inch sheeting 230. I9 x 40 all linen towels I2 I-Zo. 25 x 5a Bath Towels 220. 36 inch fine cotton 7 I-zc. 70 x90 Bedspreads 980 62 x 84 Bedspreads 750. 20 p. c off all lace curtains, 20 p.c. off all traycloth. scarves etc. immense variety--Best values.

it the best Yet.. Get e suit lcugtlni ‘ 2_|0d,,f

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25 p. c. oil

ALEEY &i C0.

Sale oi Footwear N 3000 pairs of High Class samples- is a howling Success

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A People who have bought at these

sales before know how good they are

and what a saving they can make. "

regular prices

'iililvil iiiicuiii 'ui

pnrtment of Agriculture, Ottawa, addressed ai large meeting at North Wiltshire on "Co-operative Dairy- ing." In opening, he started that ,though the dairying industry had _risen and fallen, it was now rising again. Patrons, when factories first opened, became dissatisfied with re- sults nnd they dropped out. Now the industry is on the incroase,"wh'iol1 shows that the people have* again taken hold of the movement. _ In order to have the best produc-

tion, it is- necessary to bring up the starndard of herds. Farmers should .not be satisfied with the average of the herds as a guide. It is necessary to get at bbc individual cow. He il- lustrated that if the poorest cows were weeded out nndthc l-ine of herd improvement followed the same as is done in the other Provinces, thr, dairy production in this Province would soon reach doutllc wh-at it now ls. This can easily ‘bc done by U16

HAVE YOU CIIILBLAINS?

ofIi:hi/il)blains-that intolerable tickl-

that almost unbearable soreness when they are rubbed-try Zam Buk. _

Mrs. F. S. Sargent, of Quebec says!

"For 'many winters I was troubled with chilblains. I tried first one re- medy and/ then another, but COUU1 never get anything but temporary re- lief from the awful itching and burn- ing. I at last. procured a supply of Zam-Buk, and determined to_g1ve it a trial. I was so pleased W}t»h the result from the first aDD1\°3tl°“ that I continued with the treatment, and in a short time my chilblains were

ing as soon as they get Warm. and]

his cows yield him satisfactory pro- "t.-.u. Denmark, ontario and uueoec hafe dounica their production 'by tnus keeping records oi the individu- al cows and getting rid of the poor ones. 'l-ie cxptarneu and snowed ny 'chart comparative yitlus of diflereutl herds wherc records h-all been kcpt‘ snowing the variation iu tue indivi- dual cuw. He also stated that there- was room f-or improicineut. in the housing and feeding of cows. This 'Pliovince grows as good. 1iiI10¢ WC' ter, grain an¢, root crops than Unt- -arlu or quebec, but the cows are not kept in ccnuition to gnc WSL re- sults. . »

Mr. Morrow, Cheese Inspector, lol- lowed, dwelling principally on _the care of milk on. the farm. Aeration, though advocated for some _time past by tho authorities, was found to be a mistake. The uest results were ob- tained oy cooling the milk. 't‘o pre- vent milk from becoming over-ripe and gassy, it should no cooled imme- diately after milking. This would prevent the development of lactic acid, which, is present iii inilk, in other words, would prevent souring. . Mr. Mitchell coincided with lllr. Morrow, and told how, by experi- ments, milk which was cooled pro- duced more and butter cheese and butter. Aeration, by evaporation, tended to form ii lcathery substance on the surface of the milk.

Mr. Edwards said he had listened

with pleasure and satisfaction to Messrs. Mitchell and Morrow, He had been agitating along the same lines for the push couple of years. One feature was if the milk were cooled quickly the difficulty lol get- ting a correct tes-t would he lessen-

ed. -

Mr. Balderston, in his remarks, ex-.

pressed himself as greatly satisfied! with tho instructions he had henrd.L He was deeply interested in- the care of- the milk and thought what they had heard was a great lesson for all. ' He had when handling milk for a. good number of years, but had n0l1 meti with the satisfaction he had expect-' ed. _

A vote of thanks, moved by D. A.

quite mired.” ' I

Zam-Buk is equally good for chaps, I

cold-sores, frost bite, etc. -Mr. ‘Ill Zanoli, of Dorlnnd, 0_nt-. B5YSl li had the big toe of my right foot bad-i ly frozen. I suffered great pain,and had to have a doctor. He lanced the toe and dressed it. but the twin wu-, tinued to he very had, and for seve- ral days I could not walk. I then us- ed Zum-Buk, and the first few dres- sings gave me great relief. The wou- nd healed up very quickly, and in_ a very short time the toe was quite right. again." All druggists and stores sell Zam-Buk. 50 cents box,,or post free from Zam-Biik Co., Toron- to, for price.

AN INQUIRER WANTS T0 LEARN.

Editor Guardian 1- ~

Sir:-Some few days ago an item

appeared in your paper to the effect that Mr. Poole, Mechanical fiupt. of the P. E. I. R., had been made tI'e_ recipient of a very valuable gc-ld watch by the Kingston Locomotive Works. As the item in question has not been contradicted, I presuine,‘.i`»ic your news in general, it is ielinblc. liowevcr, in it matter of this iini,ure the public will be interested to know how -many engines have b--en pur- chased in Kingston and the pil.-cisc relation which such a valuable itinie' piece sustains in regard thereto.

Respectfully yours,

CAPIITAL ACCOUNT.-

New Dress Goods at Fa\.on's

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That line of new Diagonal Dress

oods is selling at Paton‘s.

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NOW DFSES GOOUS 31'. P&Y.0|’\'S

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You Know that lovely soft linen

huck that you have been buying for embroidered and hemstitched towel making-the one that comes In patterns of Fleur de lls. Thistle, Nose. Shamrock etc. You kn o v that it is usually sold for 5: 0 or over See ours at 45C. viuore & McLeod =-i5dtf

Thanks

_ We desire to thank all who contributed toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS for the past year and trust that with an effort t_n please and to give the- best value for every dollar, we will be fav- ored with your continued pat- ronage.

With best wishes to all fora

happy and successful new year.

W. N. TAN l`0N

A Jeweler

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Wise People _

Wear __

~0ur Footwear

Ournimocss in the shoe buainers

was not an accident, but the naturtl rcnuli of cureful forethonlsht inlie srlectlon of our 300%-. In earnont ctiorur put, forth to n vc every bout or shoe faultlus in style and work. man-ihip‘.

what or you are sedate or gayin

dress fr-mn our [nmol of sheen you zvtilllebe able to select “init your

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Henderson and seconded by William Clarke, was tendered Messrs. Mitchell and Morrow by the chairman, John Buldcrstoii. Both gentlemen fitting-

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Values that Challenge Comparison---_-l

Saturday night ends this sale, but until then

values will be even better. Of -course you can-’t afford to run the risk of delay as the lines are being reduc.

ed every day.

Illardu and Soft flats llalf Price

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_These hats Include some of

the best hard and soft felt hats in our store, hut in order to make room for our new spring stock we -say out they go at exactly half price.

Men’s Swqaters half _price

This is without ri doubt the

host \‘rilut' that nioncy could bii_\‘. all \\'i‘ll knit, tl_\'ed \vilh fast dyes rind iiiude with roll iiock. Yours while the-_v last at not um: cent over half price.

Men’s Pants llall ‘Price

\Vithout a doubt this offer

sniff be excelled. Men's°twhcrl and worsted pants,regular 2.25 to 4.25. for n short time at only half their original price.

Fancy Shirt- Values _,Y

“Ixcellent shirt, values while_,_

they last. Balance of men's soft front shirts.

Your choice from these high 3

quality shirts, regular $|.5D to z.uo now $|.00_

,Good quality stifffroiit shirts, _

rt-giilnr $i.4o to i.75, _now $91: E|A fe av dozen men's shirts, re- gular $1.25 to i.5o, while they » lust, only ' 7,6 I'

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’l`he people of North Wiltshire feel very_ grateful to the Dominion Gov- ernment for sending such an able in- structrr froiu their dair-ying commis- sion staff as is i\lr. Mitchell, also for illieii' ari‘aiige_rrients to have n free _ test niniic of .each 'furmer’s milk.

farmer weighing the milk of each cuiv and sending samples to the neur- est factory wlierc the Government has HYI`f\Hf',eri that a test be made free of cost. In this way he is enabled tn know with certainty how many of

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No need to send money abroad.

ourlinen values cant be beaten Beer & Weeks Furniture Carpet Linen ‘ .»-i0dtf

Our annual linen sale ends in a ew days Come Baertk Weeks Furniture, Carpets Linens

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Good white American Crochet

Counterpane oiferedhere at 750. the best low price counterpnne in the City. but sec our better ones l Moore tit Mc.Leed 2-i5¢il,r

A nice line of the famous “Nemo” Corsets is now in and ready for any caller' The "Nemo" is tho stout woman‘s delight- lt is made to give comfort. grace and ease to the figure that shows a tendency toward increasing weight. $2.35 ana 3.50 Moore ze McLeod .:- I Sdtf

Bedspreads.in a wonderfuirange

of attractive patterns. 75c 980. |128 up. See them our values beat em_ all. Beer & Weeks.

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Three big whlteweer bargains

offered again to-day-Gorset Govers worth to 6oc on sale at 39c-Gowns worth to i.zo on sale at 830 Skirts worth to l.z5 on sale at 89c Look them over Moore 8.: M,cl.eed 2-l5dtf V

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Little _ _ Gem Pills i Relieve all illfs i

due to torpid 1iver- constipation w h i clh create head aches and

i general laciaitude. `j

Being small in size

easily taken contain no niercurials I

Purely vegetable, _

Price r5c per bottle

Prepard and sold.

' El/ERYB0llY

Who Eats Bread'

should avoid] danger of Iinpurities in delivery _from the oven to the home. Insist on.your Baker

wrapping his Bread in

llildy’s Bread Wrappers 1 A

We are the original manufacturers of Bread

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers

Ottawa, Montieal, Toronto, and other Cities,

E. B. Eddy Coy, 2

Hull, Canada

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I study lf:-_intingl lmakg 3, lea-tum Of. Preparing printing thattis _

profitable. That is, I make it proh- table to mY`Pa.trons. I study types and effects to insure attractive ar-

rangement, and I believe you’ll ap- ' preciate how I handle your work. -I From a. card to a. catalogue I want to '~

.figure on your work.

If the “ha.ppy-go-lucky-sla.p-it-on-af' ~ press-and-let-'er-go” kind of ad- ~

~ vertising you are using is doing you

some good doesn’t it seem reasonable to suppose that “something differ- ent"--bright, convincing, thought-out and mailed regularly “direct” to your ' list will prc _ e of much greater value?

(This is intended only for the man

who feels the bullet strike him).

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` ngggipaid Irwin. '

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you patronize the STAR goods will be carefuly

'1`§1¢YWi11 5° Pl’0\11ptly done.

will have persona attention. short you get the BES'l"in fauna,-5 here without extra chin-go,

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Goods called for and delivered,

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hommed free-S00

and save. Biggest ml- town. ado, a o.150. an weeks-Furniture.

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