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Ifyofre not a good judge of good Hats,it would
be well to keep your weather eye open.
Don’t Buy Trash
It is easy to buy a poor hat, they look most as
For at Day or Two
But if you want to see the real difference be-
tween a good and 11 no good hat just hold a
Tip alongside of any other hat and if you dont
see the difference at once we miss our guess. TRY
Buy a Christy,
You’rc safe if you buy here, for it s money hack
if anything go.s wrong with your hat. ’
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Goods culled for and delivered. All
Telephone No. 151. TERMS CASH.
Toilet covers......`f...........
'i'rayCloths......... 
Stair Llncn..... 
LADIES' LIST
Shirt \Valats....,........
Collars 
Cuii`s...___.. 
Dresses.........._
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i`hcmiscttes . . . 
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Corset Covers 
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i.a<iics‘ Vests. . . ..
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Dress ng Sacques. . . .
Chemise . _ . . .

Combination Suits. . 
Chlldrexfs Dresses. . . .
(Ihiidren’s Shirts, _ ...
t7hiIriren's Nhzht Dresses
ttlilldrenm Drawers. _ _ _
(7hlldren`s Shirts. . . . ._
Uhildrcn's llnse  
t`hllriren's Pinaforcs. . ...
t'hl|¢lrcn`s Lace Collars..
Children‘s Lace Caps. i . . . .
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Easter Tide and Spring are inaeparably
connected in thought, whether the two
really come togetheras far as seasonabie
weather is concerned or otherwise. And
Easter Tide and Spring Mliiinery are as
inseparably connected in the mind
feminine, whether the real necessity for
Spring head wear is a matter of real need
or otherwise.
To say that Moore & McLeod have
.anticipaued every need-oi' the season in
their Spring display of fashionable
Imilllnery, is puttlurz it very mildly, and
itheyceriainly have eclipsed themselves
lin procuring for their patrons the latest
I from iashion's mart.
, '1`hel£asterhnts shown, both patterns
land those produced by the iirm's
,onu milliner, Miss Sloan, are certainly
I very lovely, and the variety to select from
iis undoubtedlythe finest ever placed at
gthe choice of fair patrons. Every shape
gand style seems to he permissible this
Iscnson and Moore ik McLeod show
abundance of different modes; the re-
vivaloi the sailor hat being the fulfill-
, ment of the long expect/ed. for it \\-as far
=too pretty and useful to be relegated to
`the past and not resurrected there-
from.
'.i‘héSailoa hat, both the French ami
New York Sailor model is seen in the
picturesque dress hat made of the
daintestmnterials, asain in the plainer
straw with iaunt-y trimmings and
flowers, ami once more in the rough
strilws for mornin): wear, Therefore it
is certainly one of the most popular
simpcs of the season. The French Sailor
is high in the back narrowing until the
rolled rim is much narrower in front, ami
it-he trlmmingis all arranged high and
full inthe back where the popular ami
many shapcll baniieau appears. The New
York Sailor differs from it innsmuchas its
rim is traight the band at the back
very high and the trimming arranged
high and [ull on the crown. in truth the
sailor hutin its many modifications ia
seen more often among the imported
models than any other. A French sailor
hat of Reseda green chiilon ami silk
mohair braid, has folded green Lihertv
Isilk ribbon around the crown, with large
bows at the back falling on the hair.
Green cowsiips and crimson roses add n
tuuchof exquisite dnintlnese, and the
price is but 
Another popular fancy is in the
mushroom shape, so called because it
,droopsovcrthc face. A misse's har. in
1 this shape with bee hive cro\vn,is develop-
|ed in linen shades, the hat being made of
linen lace and straw, shirred loops of
‘> pink silk trinrrths hrlm 'underneath on
the left side, whi‘e the finishing touch is
given with small pink cabbage roses $7.10
Againnmoat lovely creation is in the
French sailor shape, thc material helm;
white silk mohair braid. This hat is
faccri with whitc_maliue, n full muohing
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 of white maiine edged with chiii`on gird-
l ing the crown. The high handeau at the
backis covered closely with rich, dark
crimson roses. This is $9 Z5.
I It is simply a task to distinguish theim-
ported model from those made by Miss
Sloan, a task that would never be accomp-
lished save for the assistance of those
who are in the secret. Among the many
which she had made ready for this spring
opening, aiovely gray chapeau came in
for much attention. It showed the
mushroom shape, in grey folded maiine
with craam applique insertion set in, and
trimmed with soft full bows of Liberty
silk ribbon. Underneath, at the back
and towards the left side, :bunches of
rich prune shaded roses out-lined with
grey form a ponnpon. one of the sea.son's
very chic fancies. This hat was priced as
iowas$7.00.
Anoveity, and a very handsome one
atthat, Miss Sloan has produced in a
double rimmed har. the foundation of all
over lace, with solidly shirred black
chiffon on the edges. Between the two
rims are banked lilacs in the mauve
I shades, and lilncs fall on the hair from the
Ilnrck. Price 8.00.
A missie’s hat in China,blue folded
maiine, with the rim rolling uu‘ii the
front dipsover the face is very lovely.
Therlm is laced with cream applique,
while the bandeau shows two bunches of
grapes in the China blue shades. $7.25.
EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW
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l that Ozone (the coupon kind) taken
I heel Kin k 1
complaints,nnda hundred other ills, it
deslro s the erma that causes these
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High Class Miliinery, At the Spring Opening April 7th, 1906.;
Special mention mast needs be made nl
the dainty, and exquisitely lovely child-
r¢n's bonnets which all afetohing feature
ol the "Opening", this spring. To the
mother who has ‘long wished for some-
thin: more dressy than the serviceable
wash hat,tbeee‘ will be hailed with
delight. Wee women from three to tive
years have had providvd for them these
pretty hounets, ,one of which is in soft
white sat.|n._ghip straw. One longed to
seeit completed by awee face peeping
from under. The facing of the bonnet
is of white satin chiffon, and the shape
flares very high in front. The ,top has
catchy white hows, two white plumes
fall over the edge, and white ribbon ties
complete it. This one was $6.25 but the.
prices range from $2.50 up.
The roariy to wear hats run through
such A range that they would have to be
taken -individually ia unler to describe
them. Ona large table filled to over-
fiowinlr with hats ready to wear, no two -
were found alike and therefore to parti-
cuiarize wuuldbe impossible in limited
space. _Yet for prettinens and suiartaess
the hats of this season are noticeable and I
while one or two styles are shown more I
than others,_Moore 8: McLeod have'
provided such alarge line for diil`erent,
tastes and fancies that none need go
away unsuited.
Between the pattern hats and those ds-
silrned hy Miss Sloan no choice can he
ialrly marie as regards excellence of
work or perfection oi' finish and style, for
Miss Sl0an's work equals the imported in
every particular. And to disabuse the
minds of those who have an idea that all
Millinery openinua Show only high priced
millinery; she shows over two hundred
liats, the work of her own deft. lingers,
very many of them ranging from $3 tl) to
$4.00 in price ami nil of them as stylishl
and tastefully trimmed as the more ex-I
pensive models I
First class as well as high class miilincryl
at an extremely moderate price, while for
higher priced lines the goods are magnifi»
cent for the comparatively small amount
they are marked. I
But the theme is endless if one had thal
space to continue, yet in conclusion it Isl
but right to assert that at Moore 8: Me-I
I.eod's opening today the finest and larg-
est range of Mililnvry they have ever had
is exhibited, the most fashionable as welll
and that unless selection is made now;
and thc gems of the opening reserved or
purchased, for the fast approaching sum-
mer season, there will be an untold num-,
ber of disappointed women folk to bel
reckoned with, and the flrm‘s advice iszl
_ _“Qc to Moors 8: MeLeod`s for yourl
Spriirg Mii|iner_v,and rid tT>da'y`." T N " "
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SilE’S ONLY ONE '
Who have foundidllef from their
Indigestion and Dyspepsia in
Dodd’s Dyspepsla Tablets.
“I suffered for several years with Dysp~
epsln. Nothing I ate would digest wit-h~
any thing to relieve me till a friend of
mine advised me to use Dodri's Dyspepsia
Tablets. One box cured me and I have
had no return of the trouble since.
Such is the experience of Miss Lizzie
\\'lit1nn;,1771<lng'\vi\limn st., nlnniitnn,
Ont. It shoii d tlhnie as n message of hope
to thousands of Canadians. It is onlv
that prove conclusively that Dodd’s
Dyspepsia Tablets never fail to cure in
digestion and dyspepsia of all stages.
ilodd's Dyspcpsia Tablets digest the
food themselves. They do the stomaeh's l
work and give it a chance to rest and
recuperate. They are thus a natural
cure.
Help your stomach and it will help you.
Ifyou would ent what you like when you
like use Dodd'e Dyspepsia Tablets. I
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out giving mc great pain. I could not gctl
one of thousands of similar statements'
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To Insure perfect health use Iron-ox
Tablets. For sale at your druggiet s,
cents d6 i.f
DEBTORS-Accounts due
\Veeks & Co must: be settled
immediately. Delay will
mean increased cost from law-
yers expenses. -Weeks & Co..
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 ll Who said it dues not pay to read ad-
.vertisemcnts ? ,
_ As soon as the time comes for you to
put on
your spring weight under-
e clothing, it will pay you to know
I where you can procure exactly what
I you want. '
I can show you,
ALL WEIGH’I`S,ALL GRADES,
I ALL SIZES, AT ALL PRICES,
I Including : ' Phone 240.
I Wooiscy's,Engilsl1 Unsnrinkablc,
E Staniicids Truro Unslirinkablc
I ' TilSON`S
TRY ME
We have a good"stock oi'
both hard and soft coal in
round, nut, run of mine and
slack sizes. _
Lowest prices. Prompt de-
livery. _
i Piekanl it tio.
I ` PREMIUM
H. H. BROWN. R0LU5|)_
ALL THE TIME
l fact in all parts of the Broad
I work.
ness.
tion. `
The remark is often made fp us, “How is ii., you are always so
busy ?"' The answer is a simple one, we give such satisfaction ia the
work we clo, that our re utaiion is kuowu far and wide, and every-
where sll over “Our Fall Island Province,” even across the straits
io Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, ln
Dominion we have received orders for
~ Ie the question a difficult one to answer? We trow not.
Satisfaction is the essence of success.,l1eace our success in busi-
Remember us when in need of work done to yo\\r entire satisfac-
BRUCE STEWART & C0.,
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
Steam Navigation Coy'a. Wharf,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Phone 125. Box xzBo
-_ Pairs Ladies’
T0 HIT
When firearms are neces-
sary they must be reliable.
You want a gun that will hit
the mark. If you are shoot-
ing for sport or protection
there must be no question of
results.
Our Guns Hit.
Our rriccs are Sure
_ You won't be disappointed
in the purchase or in the
action of them.
$4.75 to $40.'
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i`$hildren"s (loats........... .. _ Wu My B |,, we quk, an mu ‘
Lhlldren s Walsts _...... .. no p mo" .rename way w cum chndnm at . _..._
orders promptly ¢x¢¢“|_ed_ xolic, coughs, colds, fevers,ohil|s, summer 
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° ° _ ’ anal; :.°.:'s.::;':L1.;i'::: 1:2; :.°.:‘:::
Star Laundry Mau' Ilaxative ton|e,shnuld be used together.
We give Celery King free-one 25c
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,oi Zone. Mothers need have no fear in
`uaing these two preparations, because
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,ozone (the coupon kind) contains no
drugs nor almhol -simply gas [in solution
' I-and Celery Kim! is made up of pure
' wholesome herbs, the best that money
can buy. Always ask your druggist for ,
_ ` ' » ` Ozone (the coupon kind).
Your Spring Goode, Spring Overmais and Suite. SPHUZ UNION. 'run ru!!!-10 DRUG 00-- BFIDGIIQUIW. 0|"-
&c,, Curtains, Furniture Covers, &c; ANY THING that requires iq -
be cleaned, dyed or pressed.
P k ’ D Wok iTcronio
at  S  r S 0 When down to the miilinery.
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Caaada’s greatest cleaning ri ring and finishing works are everl e g k |
ready to turn out the best work at shortest notlm. \ Agency at '::?‘:wh utglifnyéhina ewsigt' wet:
° ‘ ' add -kin departments. You will
lg T3 C l' af 0l'5» ”:°"'°“i:;.'“:.sa";"L.=::.°l
o nan m o
‘ gglfns BTRBBTI CHARLOTTETOWN' :niezm Come. Moore & Mcffpd.
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Surplus  
A great many peoge
housecie n early. _e
want to assist and make it
easv for you.
~ Household Ammonia. '
liisinfrctant Soaps.
epongcs-Chamois.
and H. etc., etc,
Twp leaders:
Royal Silver Polish,
British Fumiune Shine.
Easy tome, splendid re-
I anus.
I A.W.Rcdliin,Phm B.
The Square Drnggist, '
» Bimnyside.
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The Largest Stock
Company Trausaciing Plate
Glass Insurance in the World.
I _ Lar|eat Capital.
Largest Income. _
Largest Assets- Largest Reserves-
$70.000.00 in gilt edged Canadian Bonds deposited with
the Receiver General at Ottawa for the secur-
_ ity of Policy Holders. ' .
$l00.000.00 in N. Y. state Bonds deposited with the la-
llIl’lli¢¢
Department of me ante .ei New
York for the security of Policy Holden.
LLOYDS ranks fint in its line in the world.
Iosuree PLATE and OTHER GLASS against accidental
breakage. ~ 1 V
 
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OATS...
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'WA' beautiful piece of decorate
RUSHED WITH   ;‘5-f::l’;f:°k°ge°
Jenkins & Son
Clearance of
Shoes. 107
,=,,,=,,,=,,,=|., and Gents’
5H00I|N[;- 'Invictus Shoes
Price $3.50 and $4.oa.
The new price list fo
these now is $4.00 and
$4.50. I n
We now close them
out at $3.00 and $3.50
being a saving of a
dollar a pair on the
new price list. No
trouble to show them.
GOFF BROS.
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Now is the time to order
your Spring Suit. We
have a splendid new stock
of worsteds and tweeas
on hand and would be
pleased to make anice,
stylish, neat fitting suit
for you. We take pleas-
are in catering to the
wants of particular
people.
If your suit is made by
us it will be the acme of
perfection in lit, finish
and workmanship,
John McLeod Q Co.
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