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.mon Form -.-TH, ,,-ms, ..,,,,,, THE cHA1u.o'1‘rs'rowN GUARDIAN ' riser or in." _ _*__ _ _ ~ 9-_ _

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. ‘ , LONDON. March 13»Sir Edward

The New Shirts

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A handsome pocket knife l

free with every boy's suit. I

trouble of comparing the ne\v shirts received at 'our store- with the ones

sold round town, will agree witll us

that ours isthe most complete show-

ing ever illade in the city.

Prices 65c, 754', 951:, l.25,`l.35, l.65

and 2.00. _ '

I For a short time we will take I subscriptions for the New York

I magazine lor 50c. I

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You Can’t Get Better Biscuits than Lynchs’

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Lynchs' Biscuits are luacle to satisfy

particular people-for genuine delicious- ness,purity and wholesome, satisfying qual- ities they are the best that money can buy. i Lyuchs’ Biscuits are made in one of

Canuda’s cleanest and most sanitary kitcll- eils, of llie best ingredients the leading markets can produce and by long expcr- i

is all

icnccd, adapt cooks.

lf you_ want the best you’ll have to get »

I.ynch‘s Biscults,ask your grocer for t-heni.

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BUT THIS lllll

. AND PASTE ll UP

lt is surprising the large number of

people in this city) whp, when they want to inquire about their Morning Daily Guardian or subscription, ask tfentrnl for the News Phone No. 133, or for the Advertising Phgne No. 132-3, instead of 132-2; or when th-ey want ‘to inquire about advertising ask Central for the Subscription Plloue No. 132-2, or for the News Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; or when they want the News or Editor- ial department ask (`entral for the Subscription Phone No. 132-2, gr the Advertisim: Phone No. 132-3, instead of 133, altllougll all those depart- ments and their respective phone nllm- bels are plaiilly gi\en in the tele- phone book. Sonic people, instead of 'looking at the book, even phone one of the above departments to find ollt what number to ask for to get an- other department. All this is a great waste of time on the part of the person phoning, the operator at the (‘entral, and the clerk ill the fle-

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COAL TAR

Wholesale and Retail

Galvanized ,Boat Nails

The Rogers Hardware Co

I Limited

partment wrongly phone-.l. The news stall, on an upper floor, cannot give the -necessary information about eith- er advertising or subscriptions, nor the afhertisinl: stnrl about subscrip- tions or news, nor the subscription stall .xihout mlvertisini: or news. In other words the clerks know`and can do but. their work in their o\vn de- partlnenti-l, and if it were otherwise they would be continually running from one department to another, up- stairs and down, mixing work, wear- ing themselves ollt and causing the ,greatest possible confusion. Oil and ,after 7 p.m, daily_ it is useless to ask for any phone nunrber except 133.

Patrons who consult their phone

books for the numbers they really want will greatly lessen the work of the patient Central telephone and Guardian clerks and thlls help make their lives much brighter and bap- pier. 3-liidtf.

UH. SAUNUEHS HESIENS

OTT‘;l\VA, Mar. 11-Dr. Wm. Saun-

ders, director of Dominion Experi- mental Farms, has tendered his re- signation to the Minister of Agricul- ture. It will take effect at the end of the present month. Dr. Saunders, who is one of the best known men in the Dominion of Cana-da, has been director of Experimental farms since 1886. His reason for resigning is that of late his health has not been good. He proposes to take a ions; holiday in lllurope, and will sail for England ill May. He is 75 years of age, and lived formerly in London,

Ont.

The Big Seed Fair

in Charlottetown Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday r4tli, 15th and 16th lilarcll, will bring a big crowd of Visitors to this City.

CARTER’S SEED STORE

will also bca big show place. Every Farmer is in- vited to inspect our supplies of Fresh Seeds for I9! I. Carter’s Seed Store is opposite the S Marlet lluilding where the Seed Fair will be held. Buy your Seeds at

lleadqusrters. -

Carter fseedr Grow" and are the Beat that

Seedsmen tothe people of P. E. Island.

Grow. Ask for“Carter’s Tested Seeds.”

CARTER it Co., Limited-

GYBY. the Foreign Secretary, leading the House of Commons tonight in Premier Asquith’s absence, made an important pronounciation of the Governrnent's naval policy.

Reginald McKenna, First Lord of

the Admiralty, -in defence of his esti- mates against the attacks from cer- tain quarters, explained that in 1914 Great Britain would have thirty. and Germany twenty-one Dreadnollghts,

in. The size of the British navy, he said, practically was governed by that of Germany. and unless some change occurred in the German naval law, this your would be the higiiwat- er mark in the British es-tiinntes.

Secretary Grey affirming Mr. Me-

Kenna's statement empliasizezl the _rordiaiity of Great Britain's foreign relations, and his earnest desire that nothing should disturb these frielld- lsbips, especially with Germany. He Itln-ii dealt with nie llilliciilues to he encountered ln the disarmament question, and pointed out that it. .was the most civilized nation- that spent the, most on armaments, as- serting that unless the lnischief was brought home to men’s feelings, as well as to their minds, the growth of armaments must in the long.; run break civilization down.

Some thought, the Secretary cou-

tinlled, that it would elld in war. He thought more likely it would end in an international revolution. Anyway, the rivalry would not be stopped by any single nation dropping out of the race. Although Great Britain had a strong navy, her army was small, and an agreement with Ger- many needed careful handling. He was hopeful, however, that some thine: might be done.

Any real limitation of armaments,

he declared, must depend on nations learning, lille individuals, to resort to law, instead of force of arms. He referred to President 'l`aft’s arbitra- tion speech as bold, courageous and prcguant‘ with consequences ani said; '

"Such a statement ollgllt not to go

without response. We should be de- lighted to have such ii proposal made to us. We sllouid feel that it was something so molnentllolis, and so far-reaching in its possible conse- quences that it would require not only the signatures of both Govern- ments, but the deliberate and decid- ed sanction of Parliament. That, I believe, would be given."

Sir Edward's specch was loudly

cheered.

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The Quickest, Jimplest

not, he said, an unreasonable marg-'

bound

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, _'st New Spring

Overcoats --1~3 Off ,

A new stock of spring

and fall overcoats that just arrived is one of the special snaps we’re offering this week.

The lille includes

some of the best ideas we have ever seen-. trappy, graceful and wearable garments that will satisfy any man. 'l`l1ey’re the acnle of style and quality. In fancy tweeds, cravan- ettes and black vicnnas.

ONE-THIRD OFF. '

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n..i.i....i. till] |N Nllll lllllff

N _ and the Seed F6111'

'llhe Central Seed Fair is going to be the best ever conducted in this Province-it's

to be, for the list of entries, the progra _

other attractions will make it eclipse any previously ll€1d~

To add to your pleasure we marked every article d0WI1

in of lectures by men of national falneand

to low prices and'_1you’ll cer.

1 ore accolnnlodating prices. he quality

For Seed Fair

TUESDAY 2 P. lil. Addrcss»R. S. Str vi-nson. Hair!"

m3”'l’. |\‘l.`_Adlll'»\s;l--'l`lle_i;|It_irl\ lloss. 'l`ll8 Pl|(?’f’?ri\tl.ulllliliiiiidssiriiliiltdr‘he-al, \\'intl\r

Dl\.l3lf)`vll’i\h7fl. A_ddress~.].A. l)i~\\'ar. .\lZricul- ture Education.

WEDNESDAY _

Foruull ()pellini:_r1f _Sffefl Fil" hold Science luxlilbltion In

ddress-J. .\_. Clark. B., 5- _ /\». lent l<lxperlun~ntul I' Ill Ill-

ddrelis-l)r.St:lndisll,Horsell. ivy. _ _ _

.-kildress, Harvey Mitchell, llairl

‘7l’. M. tlellernl AIrri_cuilur:\l Ml-etlpq. Addresses will he it-ll\'i»_r<~d hv_ tht* lo- lowinz:-_lll~\'. 1'. li, lllctllilenn. resldiml E(-ed Fair Committee, fl`he l.l_uli(e|_lunt Governor, 'l_‘he Coilimisslom-r ol l\-.:rlc\ll- ture, _l'renlier l'fasv.ul'd. J. l\. l\lj\tllv‘s_otl_. A|ucrtcun_ Uollslll, Rev. P. i\. tinlithlf-ld Judge Fltv.gl~l'uld, l)r. Stiinolsli nn

others,

THURSDAY

DA._.\l, Judges \villi-xplliin‘lfrasons for ' li

B.\§i\|'< . . _ _

All rl~i~ioluti'lns to be talill-_il with overe-

tnry belorl- 'l‘ll\lrsil;i_v lnurn|_|l|I~ thifltilll.

2-5.- 3 :ff-E"=‘~'° ‘ '1 -"’ ze !=2§»'>§;,’=; ' ==:<zS E~.3:= -*` 5" U " = f 2 a-.= E =>=‘

t`lf.d `ttl.tl'h l`t d ersoclatm idldltillinndlferyiqarfilgejllieyliegzcig gsoiidvas when fresh from the factory--but to make the

f" =-Q; g. -‘ ' Q Seed Fair a profitable as well as a` , AT'-1'" ' -1 :l i :mil 7 ‘ , - I that `k

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`*‘ """" "’ leasing event we inaiked Prices '/il' I

I 'uw 11° > - 1'

Q-‘-ii”-*'¥~=<:~~.~.-1 5 0 will appeal to every economical person. \/-i.~---»»»-~-1w~l-f.~:_-

if.pRoGRA”l\'/i'-N

Some Seed

Fair Bargains

----10 p. c. off '

We’re offering Io p,

c. discounts on all -Collars and cuffs -Men’s and boys’

suits _

-Shirts -Gloves

-I-Iats and caps

-Neckwear -Sweaters and

sweater coats

-Fancy vests

-Hosiery

-Odd Trousers --Belts, suspenders

and garter, etc

in' fact everything is

QA. l\1. lleaolulioiis submitted will bi- reduced p_ c_ dur- - discussed. _ _ .

& _/ ing Seed Fair Week.

WAS!-llf\’(j'l.`()N, l\'la,rr-ll 11-With rl

I`0lH»1't tllat President Taft and secre- WPJ' Of \\'HI‘ Knox are seriously diviilt-d over -the question of mobiliz- inl: troops and ships to intimidate the Mexican illsurrectors, develop- ments in the “war lnanoellvres"

Cough Cure

Easily and Cheaply Made at |

Home. Saves You $2.

This recipe makes 16 ounces of cough l

syrup-enough to last tl family a long time. You couldn‘t buy as much or as good cough syrup for $2.50, . Simple as it is, lt gives, almost in- stant relief ahd usually stops the, most obstinate cough in 24 hours.; This is partly due to the fact that itl is slightly laxative, stimulates the appetite and has an excellent tonic, effect. lt is pleasant to take-chit dren like it. An excellent remedy,_ too, for whooping cough, sore lungs,l astllma., throat troubles, ella ,

i\iix 2 cups of granublted sugar with

with one cup of warm walter and stir for 2 minutes. Put 255 .ounces of Pinex (50 cents’ worth) in a 16 oz. bot- tle and add the Sli;-,ar Syrup. lt. keeps perfectly. Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours. ' Pine is one of the oldest ,and best

known remedial agents for the throat membranes. Pinex is the most. valu- able concentrated conlpound ot' Nor- way white pine extract, und is rleh ill guiuicol and all the other natural healing elements. Other preparations

will not work in this formula.

The prompt results from this rec~

lpe have endeared it to thousands of housewives in the United States and Canada, which explains why the plan has been imitated often, but never successfully. '

A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,

or money promptly refunded. goes with this recipe. Your llrugglst has Pinex or will- get it for you. if not, send to The Pinex Co., Toronto. Om.. z._'_ es . __

The Best Always Imitated

You will find numerous attempts to

substitute other Tires for Dunlop Pnellmatirs. lt is a sure sign the Bicycle is cheap if it isn't fitted with, "Dunlops," andr that the AlZ0¥\l» lr! not looking for your confidence when he recommends you to buy the infer- lior article.

,Shine ln fifty colours all good .ones-splendid thread forcrochet ling and knitting - regular price ‘ csalo price 3 spools for |00- Mooro Q. McLeod. 3-l 4dt.f

. Att_l_1e smaliwares sale “Silho-

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A fine showing of Silverware

'l`here'e A distinctive buuty tn our silverware that will fulrly

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c"l"lim iiglltv appearance d rl e of eacli llidlvldunl piece wnlldrgtght ”°“~"“‘."°..'°.°.':‘l°":,.‘:.':L:’.:'.:'

» can sulwylnv tl our md*

I . n 7 ariiilllidldklrtieuiiiookoover.

We If Tait?"

Something new In Charlotte-

town-ll great sale, of small~ wares. We commence Tuesday morning the great offering of all sorts ofconstantly needed small- wares and motions - offered at wholesale prices and less. For example “Premier Safety Pins. all sizes and assorted, regularly sold at 50 dozen-sale prloe 3 dozen for 56. Red Cross hair nets. each ln seperate tube. regularly soltl at I0 cents. sale price 2 for |50. Hair Nets ofgood size, regular Sc sale price 2 for 50.-Moore 0 Mc- Leod. -.$- I 4dtf.

The Island A Condition Powder

is well and favorably known to the leading farlu- ers and horsemen through- out this province.

For building up broken-

down horses that are out of sorts, and making them sleek, fat and high-spirited it is unequalled.

lt gives n good appetite,

glues coat, loose hide and healthy appearance in general.

They will even gain flesh dur-

ing hard work and its use can be discontinued without bad

- effects.

, 25clb package. E. A. Foster

took nnotllcr sensational turn to- day.

Actwilvlilig to this report, secretary

Knox and assistant lluntington Wil- son are very nulch piiiut-ll liver the uc-troll taken by l‘l'(‘sidt:lit ’l`afL. The order for the lnobilization is said ti, have gone out as ri result of reports mane by secret agents of the depart- ment of war and justice, after 'an extended investigation in Mexico. The state dcpartincnt is understood to lnire been practically ignored.

This is said to be the reason why

secretary Knox went to Florida to tnke a “\'ncation."

At-tiilg secretary Wilson is going to

do the same and in this way both nlcu will avoid responsibility and shift. the situation completelv on _ to the shoulders of Fresideilt Taft, who has already assumed direction.

While despatches from the Mexico

cities state that the mobilization of troops on the border is entirely satis- factory to the Mexican government., and that with the !ippro\ al of Presi- dent Diaz, the defiant statements issued by the Mexican minister of finance Lilnantour in New York and ambassador Ile La Barra here have put the situation "up in the air."

As it has been current for some

time that Wall Street influences had lnllch to do with the plan to inyade Mexico if the insurrection i.ou‘.ifil-cd, the attitude taken by Senator l.ilnun- tour is not puzzling to the ilipni- mants. It was he who 'loate-.l h`5:I>, 000,000 off Mexican bonds in lihlrope, and he is responsible in :.1 lift-aslrc for foreign investments. Tllat nu in- vasion of Mexico would lower the price of bonds is well lln<l\»rsl'. -<--1.

Despite the delllul issued by Baron

Uchida, Japanese alnliasuador to the United States, that his country has sought a naval station at Mlllifllill-‘lll\ ilay. £1 belief is persistent in certain diplomatic circles that Japan has been llnnncing the Mexican revolution with a view to establishing rl ilew govr>rmnent that would be friendly to the Mikado and sell of lease to Japan land for naval purposes and a coal- ing station.

Whatever the real situation is, there

is little doubt that fear of Jahun will devclop every time that the Un- ited States hss a war scare.

_-€-K1* "You needn't suffer from la grlpm

any longer for our sllperlor remedies Bald tonles can successflllly comliat any case ol cold, cough or la grippe in existence. If you want to get back your farmer good health and do so in the shortest possible time you must try Mac'°s remedies. The Two Macs.

drtf.

Do You Want

Good Launderm /__ _ 9

lf youranlly mint ilatisfnct.-

or,v lltuudorllir you will be delighted and satisfied with

the lillalltwlf work The Htur turnunut. econutuutlyuim

vlousl and t e success wl-

to make our |>|'enrult work

better than iI__ny done pre- re achievin s amply pr v- lid by the lmtlinfactioli nl oour custolnerl.

Youcl\n't afford to nut up

with the ordinary kind nf laundry work when ’l‘he Blur fu ready toglve _vou better at the slime price.

Get us n trlnl order. Phone

tbl lor our team.

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StarSt¢am Laundry

»' Central Dru rtore

Sunnyei `

WRANGLING IN AMERICAN CABINET

‘.\'itll the urnly and navy forces

moving snlootllly to their destina- and nlany of the troops already at San Antonio, pl‘<-parations are gener- al for the sendinpr of more soldiers to tile frontier. _

Cel-tilill orgnllizulioli of rcglllars

liave been notified to lic ill readiness to help lornl :l si-cond division, and if llevessity ari.~'l-s, the militia of var- ilius states will be culled on. _

li\"l`l'Zl'l.\!A’t`lt)i\`f\L l)Ik`FlCUl.TllCh‘.

\V.\SHIN(;'l‘llN, Marrlr lil---An in-

vcstigatioll having cl-n\‘in(e;l the American tioi/ernment that Edwill Hiatt, of l’lttslnu'i.:, and la\vrln`f‘ l`on\‘er.-e, of labs An;.:rl<s, llvlll as

'prisoners at Juarez, l\'lc-xico, hall

been captured on !\me:'ican soil, the State Department yi-sterllny asked the fvlexican Government to release them. 'l`he request was delivered to the Mexican limbnssy at \\`lisll.ng- ton.

(‘l-l1Nl<lSl<} EGGS iN l\lUN'l`lll‘JAl..

i\lOi\"l‘I-`tl<l;\l., March 15-After many

delays the famous t’hinfse canned c,¢:;:s case opened before Justice Weir yesterday.

The estimated Value of the eggs at

the time of sei'/.ure was placed at $100,000; but owing to the decrease in price they are worth $20,000 less.

Dr. McCai‘e_v, .of the (`i\'ic Healtll

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'l)epartment, said that the condition of the canned eggs was such that he woulil not even permit them to bl- rentoved from the city. They must be destroyed in the city inclnerator. ` This proceeding has been held up by nn illiunetioll pending the decision of the present action.

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Minnrll's l.iniment t"o., Limited.

Hl_i\'e llsull MINARIVS l..lNlMl‘li\"l`

for l'i-oup, found notllitlg equal to it; sure cure. '

(THAS. E. SHARP.

lln\\'kslm\v`, N.ll., Sept. lst, 1‘Jll5.

Our spring shipment. of Hygrado

Broadcloth _lust opened. every flve yards stamped "Hygrade" for your proteotlonln the new Blues. Greys,‘l`ans, many staple shades and Black $l.7S yd less regular llsoount..-Futons. 2-25dt.f.

Mirrors Resilvered

ln every home there are defective mirrors which can be resilver- ed and made good as new at small c0st.\Ve intend forwarding a number to the glass works shortly. It will cost you less by send- ing yours along with the lot.B_eer & Weeks. Furniture Headquar-

ters A 3-l6dtf.

I The

I mperiai ---the Motor

That M akes the Mark

done 2 5

ial, and

il A A 1 A- F- W¢l”f°fi PNP-

Bruce Stewart £9 Co. Ltd.

man who wants the best

from his boat will not be satisfied

_ until it_is equipped withan Imper-

ial nlarnle motor-the best all-pur-

pose nlotor made in Can- ada. The Imperial is in- stalled iil all the best boats ln local waters, _for work- lug or pleasure boats,cruis- mg launches or racers the Imperial will prove the best motor for the purpose. A local boat equipped with an_ Imperial has repeatedly miles an hour. ‘ " Y°‘1 Callli enjby the ipleasure

that _your boat makes possible untlllt is installed with an Imper-

onee you get our prices

y_ou’ll lose no time in installing this peerless nlotor. Send _today for our illustrated _catalog-it’s free,

Charlottetown