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GLOVE AND HOSIERY DEPT.

White and Black Chanoisette Gloves at . . . ...90c per pair. Grey and Brown Suede Gloves at . . . ... $2-00 per pair Natural Chamois Gloves at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $1.50 pr pair White French Kid Gloves from celebrated makers. all siz-

es, for three days only, yours for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.75

NO MORE TH \N TWO PAIRS T0 ONE CUSTOMER

` Brown Lisle Hose in the popular dark shades all sizes at

..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...45c per pair

4 Silk Ankle Hose ln Dark Grey, Brown and ` Black at

......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.00 per pair

Silk Ankle Hose a very fine quality in Purplc,Grey,Brown,

White and Black at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.25 per pair

Other lines in popula r sbadesfronl $1.85 to 53-50

g Yarn Department

A few bargains from our BIG YARN DEPARTMENT.

2-ply homespun yarn in white and grey for 3 days only,

. . . . . . ... $1.00 per pound

" 2-ply all-wool homes pun yarn in grey and wlllte, at

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,$1.50perpound

Some Good Values in the Silk Dept

BLACK PAILETTE SILK, good heaywelght, fine in texture.

at $1.75 per yard. Other liens of Black Pailettc at $1.50 and $2.00. '

ALL SILK PONGEE in Navy, Rose, Grey, Victory Blue,

Black and White, 30 in., wide at $2.25 yard `

COLORED HABUTAI SILK, lviishable, in Navy, Rose,

.\iais , Pink, Purple, \Vllite, and Black. al $1.95 per yearu.

\Vlil’I`E WASH SATIN. $2.50. $3.50 and $3.85 per yard. CLORED CREPE DE C}lENE,vel'y line quality, 40 iuclles

wide, in Rose, Sand, Green, Grey, Navy, Victory Blue, Pink and White. at $2.25 per yard.

FINE HF..-\\'Y CREPE DE C-I-IENE, in Navy, Victory Blue,

Biege aild Vi/'hite at $3.00.

GEORGETTE FREPE. In all shailvs, at $2.75 pei’ yard. TAFFETA SILK. In all shades, at $2.40. $2.75 and $3.25.

VELOUR CLOTH IN NEW BLUE at $6.75 per yard. TWEED (,‘0A’l`l,\'GS for SPRING COA'l‘S at $3.75, $3.95 and

$4.75. ` ,

_ 27-INCH COLORED VELVETEEN, Cllifion finish, in (_}l‘een

and Nigger Brown_ at $1.95 per yard. `

GREY SERGE SIIITING, worth today $6.00 in LW0 ‘lam

shades. Heavy enough for Men’s Summer Suits. ideal weave _and weight for Ladies' Suits. 3 daYS 0if¢I' Bi $4-00 PH' Yard-

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OUR LEADING-VALUE IN MEN'S SUITS ARE PRICED FOR

' THE THREE DAYS’ AUTO SHOW' AT $15.00.

_ MHIIY run in value up to $30.00, only one or two of 3 kind lour size. illay be there. COME AND SEE

Wo can give you a splendid well cut suit at $1l,00, abou;

one dozen only. All sizes, ._

HERE IIS A CHANCE FOR THE RETURNED BOYS' who

will go back to the farm and who still wish to wear khaki. We have 25 pairs of khaki breeclles, will clear the lot at $4.75 per pair, all slezs.

V Also one dozen pliir Puttees at $1.00 per pair_ lf you are

still going to be in khaki secure a pair now. Aliso regulation caps worth $2.25 for $1.50. This will bc your Inst chance so BQ. cure one NOW.

We have a great assortment. of working shirts for men who

require a hard wearer. About 25 heavy working shirts, mostly dark colors, assorted material, but ull strong sturdy shirts, your choice l`or $1.00 one Dollar Each. `

BOYS' SUITS. '

BOYS' KHAKI MILITARY SUITS to fit ‘boys from 5 to S

years only. About one dozen pairs only left, and will clear them nt $1.00 and $2.50, not the price of making und ti‘imnling_

25 ONLY BOYS' NORFOLK 'SUITS in tweeds, assorted col-

ors, not many of u. kind, mostly all sizes. Tu fit boys to 12 years. Auto Show Sale Price, $3.49.

Another lot oi' bcttcr quality, suing sizes_ will be put for-

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P-atons Women Suits $18.00 to $75.00

new Spring Suits At Patons.

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Ot which there are many. Navy Serge Suits $22.50 practic-

~.~ilIy any women slight, tall or stout can be fitted. Dozens of

WOMENS $35.00 SUITS AND OTHER GOOD ONES. ‘h-.re 'rc reasons why you should buy your Spring Sui‘.s at

#titans--bec;luse Patoris fashion and Paton; value are Twins.

ey go together in every Paton Suit,-because every Paton

» lit from $20.00 to $75.00 is carefully planned and still more carefully tailored.-because even as low as $12.50 l100d dellfllll' .b-e fashionable suits are being proved.-because Patons Suits . e not all made in the same mould. The plain tailored, the

simple Norfolk suit, the box suit with the vestee, the Blouse

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-<u.t wi:/h the vestee, the sport suits have each received a en

SEE OUR SPECIAL AUTO SHOWING

SUIT AT $12.50.

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LADlES`BLACK SATEEN UNDERSKZIKTS,

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100 Suits for Boys, of all extremely smart make, made of all

_ wool alld some of ii lllixturc, bloomers with Goh/erilor fasteners

1? from $0.50 up to $19.00, to lit lads up to 17 years of nge.

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BOYS' PANTS.

MOTHERS AUTO SEE THIS LOT.

Here is ii Bargain and you will not be caught in the April

Showers, they are thoroughly waterproof Paralnetta Coats,

Prices raning from $3.75. $5.50, $8.50 to $10.00.

' GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN'S HATS AND CAPS

AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.

'_ The Spring Hat fllshions include softfhats at $2.50 up to ‘ “ $4.50. The shapes and colors as worn by men this spring will be

l'i~presi*lltcd ill this lol. '

Tlllf bil! drive in l\li>n's Overalls ill Blacks, Blues and stripes.

Prices ranging from $1.50 to $2.75.

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50 to Go pair boys’ punts styles ill Nickers and Bloolners etc. ,

to lit Lads to 1-l _\'c:lrs. Auto Show Price $1.00.

llcrr- arp :V30 pri'.~<~cs or l\Iel\`s llnderwellr, nlilch ol

wlllch has boon shelved in the store, and is slightly

out in the wasllillg.

musscd and inarkcd oil the double fold, but will come

Worth up to $3.00. SpeclalClear-

ance Price ill this wool underwear $1.00, $1.50`to $2.40.

All (ltalldard brands and Tryon nlake_ $2.25 a flar-

mont. Also Fleece-lined Underwear, massed, 60°. up.

a I-icre is zl lnlrgiiin for the lady of the house. 25 inedlulli Bcd-spreads (Grecian Quilts) worth $3.45. clearing al 82.85. Also 300 yards of heavy Overall material, worth 661:., in four patterns. 'Auto Show Sale Price . . . . . . . . 480.

O isiirrns

COLWILL#-At‘Cliarlottetown, March 18th. 1919 to Mr. and Mrs. Robins E. dolwlll, a daughter.

DIED I

GOBTELLO-At Bear River, on March 15th, Dennis Costello in his 79 year. R. I. P.

HOPGOOD.-At West Cape, Lot 7 on Friday Much 14 James Y. Hopgood in the 58th your of his age.

_c FAEARTZ.-in this city Wednesday larch 19th 1919. Joanna Sentner, wid- ow of the late william neamngea 'rl yesrl. Funeral from her lata resid-

ence_ 8 Elm Avenue Friday 21st- Ser- vice com-menclng at 1 p.nl., thence by train to Sherwood. ~

M .\ Riii AGES

DIAMOND-McTAGUE.-In this city on March 3, 1919, by the Rev. T.F. Ful- lerton, Mrs. Cecelia McTaf;ue to Mr. Eli_lal_l Diamond, botliu of Cli‘town.

Bovine Freak Wanted.

Connecticut adv.--"Will exchange

potatoes for ii calf that will oat hay or .pigs or laying hens."

Food For Hun Thought

Every German family should bo

furnished with an uppetizing list of food cargoes sent to the bottom by U-boats-Wall Street Journal.

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' The Charlottetown Gllardian’s

AUTOMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST

GOOD FOR ONE VOTE

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cries nrc expected I0 bn present toilay lllr. Coll, representative of the Good- yclir Co., for tho lllurilinlc Proviilccs was present l'or the opening.

The show which is free and open to

all grown-up people will be open for one hour today for cliildroll-iroin 3.16 to 4.15 this afternoon.

The $20.00 gold piece prize will

be drawn for tit 9 p. nl. tomorrow nilrllt. The dealers are in no wily eligible lo win this motley, All who are interested ill this show should uiake it ii point to be prescnt.

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duced the speakers.

Lleut. Governor McDonald Con- ratulated the promoters of thc show upon their entcrprlso and referred to thc changed stats of affairs in re- gard to niitcmobiles over that ot' a

few years ago. llc remarked upon the Ir

interest taken as demonstrated by *iw great audience present and believed

that thc show would result in Im-_ proving business and disscnllnatlngl valuable information to the pubIic.'He] then formally declared the showf

open. - - ..

Hon. 11 McKinnon, who spoke in

Vll . ,lplace of the Premier, declared the Automobile Show an unique one. HH 'I referred to the change in public

,. opinion in reference to the auto with-

- _-_ _~ ~ _ - in recent years.

It was the history

of all great inventions when first in- troduced to be an inconvenience tol some people, and to be derldod by many, '

It was creditable to the people of

P. E. Island that when they saw the woilrlcrt‘lll strilles lnade ill the con- ~\`lI'llllli0il ol’ tllosc. machines and their uscflllilifss that tllley receded ironl .llcir foriner iittitude and are now adopting llloln for use generally' llirougllout thi- Province. Mr. Mc- Kinnon pointed out that the auto is capable of great good when proper- ly uscrl hut can he the means of great daiillzcr when used in li reckless way. It wus important that owners of luaichiiies recognize their responsi- bility. No ond drops in the estimation ol' thc public like thc mall who uses’ his auto recklessly. , Mr. Mclilnnon then went on to

speak of the roads and said, the tlovt-rlililollt had in viuw for HUIIIC time ii policy to make u gcnerul ini- provemcnt 'ln tho c0Il<lill0ll Of OUP roads. lie said there WHS 110 ll€0l`| to fear that speedwayll would bc; built, The idea. was to improve roads, ironl the rctnotest parte of the i’rov-‘ iilco and the nlealls of communication loading to thi- principal shipping and,

other important centres. Drlllnlllgi and grading would be done and in ii! few _veins thu roads would be in al condition ln keeping with the trade ol' the colllllry. 'Aid from the Domin- ion Goverinnenl, would enable this to be brought about, the island doing its share proportionately. Mr. Mc- Kinnon, speaking of the auto, said that ii machine which served to brlnS town and country together must be a great means of good. The Prel- ent show must be an eye-opener to

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Mayor Wright for the citizens gave

expression of their approval of the show and conimended tho coiiriigc illlll €l\lC‘l`llI`iI-10 Oi tho men behind il. Good roads must cuine when lint-knd by the Automobile Association. Ile hoped to see many tourists como to P. E. Island when wc have better roads. ~ `

U. S, Consul, Pierce followed with

one of his characteristic eloquent nil- drosses warmly congratiilatillg tin,- nuto men for their "nerve" lil pulling oh' this sllow. Mr. Pierce spoke of thu wonderful strides being made In the 'world of scientific ellgincerln;;, the marvellous engines, the power be- Illnd the engine, the triumphs of ner- ial navigation, and transportation licliievoinolits. "Siibdue thc earth," wus the Divine conimund and mall is Hllgvgell ln the high und holy work of nllblluing it iind bringing it to his unc. lil time he will have thc tides of the rweliil yielding powor and when the powers of earth, sea and air are all under his control, il. will be a tilnc very lnuch to lbe enjoyed by the peoples of the earth.

' .\lr. Rogers for the unto deiilors

thanked the different npcilkors for their excellent laddressen and said that next year they hoped to put on li show flir surpassing the present onc.

A Pililailelphia woman did not no

prove of the dress of her cook. Olin day, as the cook in a particularly sty- lish (rock, showed up after ii day oil, the mistress said:

"Why, -Mary. what elegallce? It

would be hard to distinguish the lady

CARD OE THANKS. I

Tho Furnlshillg Colilllilllno ot' thc

1 Cundall Y. W. C. A. Home extend their thanks for the following donations: 2 pillows from Mrs. John i<`. llnydi-n, l§:lrnecllfl‘c; Mrs. A. J. Irving, Ver- ilon, Mrs. \\’. L. Cotton. city, also to Mis. W. A. liuestls for two pictures. The Colnlnilleo will bo glad to rc- ceive liirtllvr donatioila at uny limo.

CARD OF THANKS.

I Mrs. Willlnlil ii. llalilplreli lind faili- ;lly Park tforner. wish to ilxlwcss their Itlllillkls to all, who rliowvd their klllll- iilesp and sympathy in tilt-:lr roccnt sun ' boreavelnent.

"llc married just lo get il llolnc. “Well?" "I-lis wifo has so lndny rcliiiives,

lic thinks now llc got li liotielf' '

AUCTION SALE

Tile undersigned offers for :mln his

,farm of 146 acres situated at Dun- lstiiffnlfge. This farm, which lu one of the finest in this section, in conven- ontly situated. being within half-mile' iof shipping and creamery, and near to ichurclles and school und only clglit flnilos from Ch'town. Tile ferln, which lhas li good orchard, is clear oxcopt

iior about twenty acres and ls well I watered. The house is prai-llcully new and other building in good repair. For full particulars. apply to.

from the' cook." I J, 3, ¢A||\N3,

"Dou‘t worry, mum.” said -Mary.

“The oooklng would tell."

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I 4628-3-20-M wed satue 31 pd

AUCTI' ‘N SALE

To bo sold by public ii\li~lii.~ll on my

pi'clnlso.< on l~`l'llluy 2.\`Ill .\Illri~h ui 12 o'i'l'_\f-k noon all my stock, lrroli and filrnililu iinplenlelli~=_ llollsl-, lur- niiuri-e i-Ii-. l-`ol' [iirthcr pnrlli~ulars si-l~ hulldbllls.

JOHN J. 0’CONNNELL»

Clarketowil. P. E. l-

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'l‘o bc sold by iiuctlon on thc prcnl-

isen on \\'edncsduy 2nd, April ill ll

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I. Thi- Ilivi-lling house and prclnlsi-s nl Mount Stowurt known as thc lloylv property-oppol-lite Railway Statloll. 2. The Dwelling house and llrclnlsvs lidjoiniilg_ known us the Collin llfflll' erty, now occupied by John Atklllrf

NICLDOD & l!ENTLl:}l'.

tuosthlirsat tllI'salc. .

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Fifty acres ot' land with \>ll||'li“¥’

situated om- mile from Eldon. I-`orl>" five acres clear. Ten acre-s pl0\IR|\0'-I ready for crop. Ten acres l;I‘0“'l“f‘ hay. Conveniently situated. 0001* locality. Butter factory udlillllillg property.

For particulars apply to Mel-4°-“'11 &

McKinnon, Solicltorp etc. Charlotte- town, or to John ll. McDonald. B01' fast P. 0.

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