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1The Most Beautiful, Exquisite and Elegant Showing of ‘°
p _Fashionable Fabrics Offered Tasteful Dressers
Moore &. Mc'Leod’s Up To Date Dress Goods
Section Second To Nonein The Province
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“nur lived when under the pressure of _
°bT;S?;:,’___l‘ac __ .needs for spring and summer wsar,:com_ss_rteadfast. and search is made e
by .»nn~ .hw the well equipped dress goods Dart for ‘ indiyidusl selection. Search?
_T of Moore & Mc.l,.eod's spacious estah- There is no need for that; for au
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It is with a sense of lingering rs- llshment_.fq` visited. For the beau-.
gret that one lays aside the warm ties .which iuniold there at every
Guam., .mn winter costume, with its elegant fur tum are so‘»’many-so varied and so'
' accessories, so eloquent of riehnam p_srsussi»'_e,_,§1_ their powers to indued
and comfort. But the regret is short iooksrir' on _tu become buyers, that
the resolution to choose at once bs-
irom the
fabrics
the voilw
90 loveiiness were
hewitching I
delicate shades of pale
my emi
result of
- and el-
- whether
beyond
is ndsd
that from
any of these
purchased. And
choice. Ranging
shades, one sees
_which closely re-_
in eilect, only pos-
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l`ne 1 g estboys’ clothie :
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The New Dry Goods_St_ore
The neatly dressed carefully ,~ nv ~
dressed Boy becoiiics the siiiart K i
well groomed iiiaii invariably. You ` ,)
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can best iuiprcss upon the boy the Q ' "
paraniouiit value of appearance in
his future career by dressing neatly
Gulf
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while learning his lessons. Bring ` ._
him hcrc where he can'see the
exact one he has in his mind. ' l- ~
. Prif "_s $2.75 to $8.00. ‘
We lake special
pride iii our showing
of new spring caps.
W
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est clothing house.
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VVe are certainly _ _
. . _ . ~ _ showing the finest line ' _ ‘ i 
us lil cxbicss from hen in the city.  _...E
A look will convince 5*”  '
yon. Priices 5oc.to 1.50
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York. Price $3.00
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Dry Goo 
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Please bear in niind that <11 :iul cl :’:]c “ ' ’
fancy dry goods is all new direct from the best houses
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Our dress goods, in serges French broad cloths
pale blue, Nile and black is
_ in Germany, France and Great Britian and Ireland
now complete. 
Our Millinery dept is
ai scene of busy activity
these days with the New
_ to date in Men’s Suits
and shower proof coats.
Spring hats every thing
new is here
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QUANTITY on HAT
SELLING. IT woULD oER§i~AiNi.1iVi
BE T1-I
I Hnv soLi> Mons THAN
J nounLE THE QUANTITY I soLD
CWCIIY and A UP _To THis DATE LAST YEAR. I
~ Know Ti-IE REASON, You CAN
cunss IT. _ _ _
Sllvflwalc iiouno MEN'§ iiliAi`iiwwN;; ggi?
Let us prove it to you. ‘Q-Buy a"Franklin"Hst H.H.
Q drowns.
t ee our 8 day $300 clock ___ __  
Ts IF You WERE T0-
v_a1_xS m 1 SEE To ANY ooNoLUs1oN BY
better wearing quali-
' is striped with`white, in a
'peculiar design, and is very lovely.
Then there are erepelines in a_ great
variety of colors, and an elegant new
goods for this season, culled Marqiii-
isette, combining silk and mohair in
fdurable as well as attractive com-
ibinstion. This comes at $1.15 a yard
land in cream. champagne, pale blue
land grey. Poplius at 55 and 78 cents
l per ynrd; wool tailetas, 55. 60 and 80:
Isillr eoliennes, crepe de chines, but
Iths list is endless almost. All these
'exquisite summer goods range from
,55 cents to $1.50. Blncki wool tai-
‘ietas are priced as high as $1.28.
l For heavier material suited to
early spring and late summer wear,
lthere are fancy mohairs, 48 inches
lwide nt $1.30 a yard. Tweeds, serges
ipariamas. venetians and brondcloths
in infinite variety of shades and as
large a range of prices. A novelty
in a venetian cloth shows a shadow
strips and was presented in two
shades, navy blue and golden brown.
Brosdcloths are ever fashionable and
ever introducing something new to
invite purchase. The hrondcloth
which sells at $2.40 at Moore & Mc-
Leod's comes in black and navy only,
shrlnlrable. Think of it. mnny who
frejoiccd in a swell broadcloth cos-
came home after a ‘summer show-
Wir" to tinri it hopeless as far
lever looking like a new costume
g ` was concerned. This mishap is n
and is unspottabls as well as un-
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I Am The 'Only Exclusive
Gent’s Outfitter in the City
i Don’t think of‘bi1ying your
Spring Suit or Hat
before you see thc extensive lines that I ani showiiig. I can save you _money
because niy expenses arc siiiall and because I do a strictly “Cash‘Busmess '.:
Ask to see “Perfection Brand" clothing and “'I`ress” and “FraIii<lin"
Hats. *
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The Young' Mcn’s Man _
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as quality and distinctiveness are 'ca
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'tume in days not long since, and who education for those who want wlintl ' U ' ' ' "' W' "' “ Ib' " ' " 'M 1
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:CTHYBIY (l0¥\0 8W&y with in this new spring showing is one in which por-
lmaterial, and yet it is broadcloth, 9
lwith all its elegance and refined ap-
lP¢Bl'Bl10€~ ID 'CUE "M0m1¥'¢h" brand and the best. provided in anuntlaiicc
,of broadcloth 'which Moore & Mc-- (Up innumerable patrons, l
iLend make a specialty of, the range ______   _ __  _ _
io! shades are black, bright. navy,
icopenhagen, seal and golden brown,
ltan, myrtle, bordeaux, castor, and
igrey. This is just about the swellest
lmaterial possible for a spring suit,
lend the rnnge of shades malezs it
|easy to choose from.-
l Then there aresCoatings-elegant,
fhandsome and attrnctive,. for the
spring coat. Coverts and chevrons
lend in favor, fnwn stripes being very
fashionable, lawns and browns being
the favorite colors for choice. Prices
from $1.90, $2.30, _$2.75. _
The above is a very brief and in-
suhlcient resume of what is being
shown, as there are numberless other
materials. all _ equally lovely and
every one possessing some feature
that appeals to every individual buy-
er. But the above will perhaps give
have provided for their cus`comers,and
the pleasure an hour spent in their
establishme/nt`has in store for those
who want fashionable dress goods,
while they are being shown in all
their pristine freshness and beauty-
It is certainly a revelation to any
one to go through this most modern
and up to date establishment; arid if
perchance there are any who fail to
iind what they want, it will not take
long for this obliglng firm to have it
sent to order. The dress goods por-
tion of Moore & McLeod's shop is nn
Ask for Minard's and Take No Other
)( CLOTHING, MY STOCK OF
MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS IB MOST
COMPLETE, I HAVE A LARGE
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YOU MONEY ON YOUR SPRING
H. H. nRowN. THE YOUNG MEN's
MAN. a-zsdti.
Monday May llth is thi-
letst duty for receiving dis~
counts on electric light
bills for April lighting
Pay to-:lay and save
r|\0r,ey. 5-6d5i
311 H Br: :ii 5: 11/1 l`]>
'I5 Grafton St. OPERA, HOUSE
Phone 128 A _“-- »
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w and Shaw
S 0 A P I Singers, Dancers, Comedians,
Just ,eceived and Confortionisfe
25 Boxes --
. ‘ \ Alittle hero. »
“hlclhlve are _ I The twin hrotherfjoke.
se mg l Troubles of n private detective. ‘,
7 BARS FOR 25 cts.
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lliiilai' & G0; Ltd, ,‘ ,§‘,‘;g‘;,,‘§j‘§°9°,§_ V _ -RALPH MADDISON _
C""l°*"'*°*'“ *lf* f i ADMISSION' Io and cts.
An economical trip.
Treasure Island. `-
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Some people house
clean early some later
Remember _von :snr do with-
out Royal Silver Pplisli in the
household. Liquid Vineer-
mslres old furniture look fnew.
Household Ammonia-scrubs. 
disinfectant sosps,chamols from
5c up. Bnrax in packages etc.
We keep everything to lessen S
the cares 6! honseclesning
'rn sq D ee.
°Sn‘ii‘ri_°yeld:”|
onal selection from the insliion'
oms of the world has been ninde,
is really worn, and if elegance, high; _
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some idea of what Moore & McLeod O
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  ' Brass and _Iron
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vanized pipc.
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B O _ Wholesale and Retail. _
_  _ lhe liiueis Hardware Company, lil
Reseavc Run of Mine.
Old S due Run of Mine
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sTooK 0 WELL ELECTED I
Goons AND I KNOWIOAN sAvE   & 0
sUITs_ Colvin AND Looii, AFTER |
THAT BUY WHERE You WISH.
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Lace Curtains
WindowDrapery
date H316; :team Laundry s boon, just now with the
can handle this deu`:irluie\:t of your liome
work with satisfaction and dispatch, -
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Kent St. Phone
Inverness Round.
Acadia Nut.
Iiitercolonial Round.
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We have also in stock
ard Coal Egg and Nut si/e
Phone 240
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The busy housewife will find the Star
ouse cleniiingprohlcni on hand. We
F. Webster.
I Star Steam Laundry
FR  -fu»~.»»~~/9-~us~¢~a~us¢~»»~:~¢~nns~:'\_¢~n'nn~s»\»~»u=~
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"l f_5?I7 TWA! l\/lF1l\I'Y
' Imported From Scotland in ron5
Scotch No |2249 ~ Canadian No 726
Lord Daliueny is thc inost fasliionable`brc.l Clyd€Sd~1l'5
Sf11lli011 ever imported to the Island and as an iiidividulll
cannot be beaten. 1 _
He was only shown 'three times-won lirst at Haldiuiaud
second at Simcoe, and first at Tilsonburg. His colts t00K
first and second at the same exhibitions in their class, though
._ Only three months 0l¢]_ .
NewShueSiure
Look him over before selecting a stud. Stands in Chaf-
lottetown lor the season of 1908 at the Revere"Hotel stables
Terms for the season Sio.oo to be p id nn or befor* D¢C~
Isl: I o8
__,>___3m »i>icroN c sizovvin, owner.
with .tl_iieir~ patronage durin '
my four- ,ears of'buSi..¢ss .fi Biliil' Ingumncg Agencies- 
A.W.n¢iin,i>im.e. C
I thank all my friends whdl
ave so kindly -favored me `
unnysidta "and ~ would ‘ still 7
licit a share of their patron
Queen St.
0 N  0 Y, si..ii»'.'.f..._ Claims Settled Prompily. _
Ch Town_P.E.I. l_Ew|§ |'|_ _  
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