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l J 0 --THE MORNING DAILY Guardian -IT PAYS to buy in this Province
can be obtained at Lal'tarty‘a Tensor
A-
You’ll Like the Flavor
-LADIES 8 INCH CUT LACE
BOOTS, on new recede toe, Invictus
quality. Goodyear welted, in Black
Vlcl Kid. Patent Leather with dull
calf tops. and all Gun Metal calf. Per
pair $6.50. A110 same style in Airl-
can Brown Ki and Tan Calf. Just
opened. R. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED.
5058,3,28M2i.
-The friends of Mr. Thomas
Johnston ex-fire Chief are pleased to
see him around again. after an illness
extending for several weeks.-H.
-FUNERAL SERVIiC*ES.-- The
funeral of the late John D. Minto-
who died at Glace Bay on the 20th
iiist., and whose remains arrived in
Siiiniiierside on Friday. was held on
Saturday afternoon from the resid-
' __ _ ‘ence or Mrs. William Minto, Grand-
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LATEST STYLES
S ALL READY FOR YOU HERE
Fifteen styles in reed car-
riages----six styles in Wood----a
dozen styles in folders----a dozen
in carriers and sulkys---
Rarely-if ever-have we had such a variety
And all good ones.
PRICES? About the same as last year.
Reid Carriages _ _ . . . . . . . . .
.. l5.25....;, 17.50..,...18.50 . up
Wood Carriages' . . . _ _ . . . . . .
..11.25. _. .. .14.50. .....16.50 ..u
Iarricrs     ...2.00 3.00_ 3.50 ull:
Come! See them today A pleasure to show -
-them whether you buy or merely look.
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Pouli:rymen---
Lobster Packers"-
Horsemen-~
CALL in and see how well
we can serve_ you in
everything in printing requi-
red for the spring rush -
Good Work
Guaranteed _
,»
E Prompt Delivery
Assured '
Pfige lower than y o u
would expect from the good
work.
The Guardian Printery
- Corner Great George and Kent Streets -
-Powers (collapsible) ~ 6.50 7.25 _ 8.50 . up l
ill St.. the funeral scrvices -being
cc-nducted by the Rev. J. lil. Rice.
Deceased, who was about 78 years of
agc, spent many years in the Western
States but during his visit here last
summer lic made iiiaiiy friends who
soon rccogiiized in him by his integ-
rity niid honesty to bc an upright
(‘lii'istiaii man and \vlio followed the
remains to its last resting placo in tho
1‘cople's (‘enietcry, The pall bearers
were Messrs J. A. Brace, William
Stcwiirt. Capt. Joseph Read, D. Gor-
doii, John Dobson and Thomas L.
llintoii.-ll.
lUBERlIUlllS|S ANU
A lHE Eliilllilllli
Those who are coiiscicntously iight-
lng tlio white plague and are uiixioiis
that every cilcctlve weapon should be
employed iii the' warl`ni‘e. should not
forget the grand work which the
l"nrador is waging against the peril.
Huiidreds ol' intelligent people are
/` . \ _
The New Carriages ,nz.r.;r..&_';i.F.:s‘3‘i:;.;“..t':IS..‘;;‘:.
\
o fair chalice in cases of tiiberculosis
it has proved oi' iiiestimable value.
The Fzirador is not advised in ad-
vanced cases oi` this disease but is
urged in the incipient ones and' wlier-
evci' perforation has not occurred.
The Farador has already cured sev-
eral rnses of lung trouble as well
as other forms oi' tuberculosis. Most
oi’ these cases had been diagnosed
and pronounced tulierculni' by mein-
bers oi’ the medical t`i'ntei'nity.
A great many cases ot asthma
broncliitis, and catarrh have been
su<fcessi`ull_v tieated by the Farador.
l|_ is a well known fact that such ail-
ments often load to consumption. The
Farntloi' is therefore doing splendid
preventive work.
The Fnrador Conlpaiiy also-, teaches
and promotes the principles' oi' hy
glene, such as sanitation, diet. ex-
ercise. rest, bathing and ventilation,
all para-mount factois in estasbli-shiiig
ami conserving the health oi’ the hu-
man race, _
..W E ENMAN
Farador Agent.
226 Richmond Street, Charlottetown.
5087.3.29ME1i.
RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE
To. Mr. J. N. MacDonald and Fami-
ly.
The officers and members of ("_eltic
L. O. L.. Nc. 1130 extend their sincere
sympathy to you while you mourn the
departure oi’ your devoted mother.
lii your' grief it is consoliiig to medi-
tate cn the truth that she lived fully
the span ol’ years decreed to humani-
ty by the Omnlpotent and that her
life was a_nseful one dedicated to -the
service of God in whom she fully trus-
tcd. Her lite of consistent Chris-
tian principle, is in itseli a great
scriiioii to ns nil tc-_liccd "thc still
small voice" niid prepare fer Eteriii»
ty. Uf licr may be said iii lliu words
of tiic Psiiliiiisi “Tliou sliailt Jcriisii-
11-_ni's good lioliold whilst thou on
earth dt-ili ilwnll. Thou shall. thy
chlldi°oii's cliildi‘t‘n soc. and pcuro on
israel."
ln lioiinli' of l.oilg¢\, llcallicrdalo.
Niircli 211. lill7. "
Siiiiiiicl l\icl’lieo. _
.loliii A. (iaiiiplicll.
W. IS. Mai:l‘lico.
ily father had hun tronhiod
with llnuiintlua for 1 nuiiihnr of
urs. Ho vu advind by I. imma
_zo try _ _ -
 _ uiorllvs
In nr d a bot. and after tak-
:i.:'i“;.'=.i°.:..: :.'.;': :sas "is:
nach purehand thru more boxer.
"”‘°" "ii “"n’i"il".'...3.' .°‘lli£'ii{
iiiiiiwirri. ard health had .able to
attend to‘li| dolly work. For thil
-'°~‘°‘si:.'a'.:-..°“°;i.2‘i.t:¥: '
All draggiltl ull Gin Pills at
80c_ a hex, er 0 bonu for 2.50.
maple irn it gon writ: to ~
NATIONAL DI G k OHEKIUAL
00. 0? UAIUADA IIKITBD
Innate. itll. I
Our Bargain
/` Counters`\
Are patronlzed daily by scores
(of women who are looking for-
and getting- bargains that are
bargains in every sense oi thc
worrl.
Nothing over
5c, l0c. 15|:
But though the prices are small,
the' values are usually big-
Call in and inspect today.
Black & Co
Pork, organs att. lb
Charmin Suits
0 I O ial Parlors, Suinimerslde. _ -MR. W. K. McGOUGAN is Guar- g J- n `
' L --- dian representative in Summerside. _
- 1 ' » _ _ 4950-3-22M2i. _ 4
. POSTPONED . _
l ' Frida March
  and Coats f01° Easter
r°§iS`°§§ sSiiiAi2°§ad“S§ii`aiiigiinigi Ladies _fashionable suits and coats for Easter are arriving daily. ' _ '
hauling and considerable produce is Our suits for Spring, are the best yet. They are made of the highest quality
§§§§§, ‘fféfli ,’§‘,f,",‘,’,"‘,§’,§",‘i,',,,,T1‘,§‘§,'§"§’(`,§,‘,‘{§ svrge in all the latest shades of brown, copenhagen, navy and black. Prices range
oats 80c; black oats 83c; potatoes $1; . f]'0m  90t0  _ _ '
§’,§’_"‘,',,‘§,’e'§“’;“,,;“§;°,“‘§§;‘§,‘,§‘§ ‘,,°,,,1,f‘,° 3;; Our coats come in smart checks, velours, coverts, velvets, and tweeds and
pei ii.; eggs nic per dozen.-ii. many other materials of the season. lrices 5.50 to 25.75.
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
§utter, crealniery, .lb   40-41 ‘       V _
utter,dairy lb . .. .. .. ,.3637
uckwheat. bus.   1.00-1.20
Cal-[sk-ins. lb . . . .
. _ . . . . . . . . .
. .22c
Eggs, doz.  
Hay, pressed. ton
Hay. loose, ten  .
Hides, lb . . . .
.. .
Lamb peits, lb   60-90
Oats, black, bus., . .. '_ _ . 83
Oats,whltc   .. . _.S0
Potatoes per bus...  ........$1.00
Straw, pressed. ton   8.00
. . . .
..15lf§ to 18
  1.50-2.00
.. ..  _,.26
 11.00-12.50
..  10.00-11.50
..  .. ,.19
Wheat, bus.  .
__--il;.__
EEARS HUN SUBS Will
PUUNUEU S PORlS
N U. _
PI-IILADELPHIA, March 27- Gci-
man submarines may already be lurk-
ing oi‘E the Atlantic to dash into such
harbors as New York. Philadelphia
and Boston the riiomeiit war is declar-
ed, to destroy commerce, and also
release aeioplanes to bombaid thc
cities, Lieut_ Commander `l<`. lt.
Payne. U. S. N. (retired). d'e'<:larcd
today when he addressed n iiicetiiig
called by the Phlliidclpliia. Naval
League' Relief, of which Mrs; Estotes-
burg is' chairman.
“What is more like'l_v?" lie asked.
"They could slip up the Delaware _it
night, make n siiiprise attack uni
Philadelphia and retire to sea liefore
pursuit could be org`uiiized." ~
Lieut_ Commander Piiyiio dest-rib
e in detail how the German sub
li
with pink. Price 4.49,
Don’t forget your new Easter Blouse to go with that new suit. We
have a splendid line of ladies silk crepe de chene blouses in colors flesh, maize,
peach, with large collar. Price 6 98. ‘ ‘ ~
Another line of crepe de chene in fancy tucks all around the waist; also
fancy stitching in colors copenhagen with white, pink with white, also white ~
i
4.75.
. X _
t lengths. Price 1.25.
Spring Coats
i
For the Kiddies
Smart little shepherd checks with
fancy belt and collar o_f contrasting
materials and set off by fancy but-
tons. For ages 2 to 12 years. Price ,
4.50 to 9.98. ' _ i
New Sateen l Smart Spring
Underskirts °
In black, rose, paddy, navy, with
pleated styles and fancy frills, good
widths and good assortments of
1 - to 9.00.
Smart new models featuring the
new straighf line effects with fancy
patch pockets and belt. Price 5.50
Dresses for the
A Ladies housedresses in fancy ging-
hams and cottons with high neck
l. and- long sleeves or short: sleeves
and low neck. Price 1.25, 1.50.
.Skirts
House
nilarines could ather about ouiz'    
_ g _
coast and ieceive coiiimiinications
i`rom home bv wireless. “and we can
“° the S““‘° `"““H-" “E *"“?“_- _ just received everything that is new in ladies collars in all the newest
The speaker said an effective niiii
submarine patrol of the coast would Shades and designs-
cest $10.00 a day.
  P1‘0W5_e Bros."
Whether the rebellion will he centiiin-
ed' appears to depend on the outcome
‘ cus/in sssEi.s coNFEi=i.
'ro new-mine whether conflict win .
of. conferences which are being held at '___ - E- - --i _. _,Q
bet ebel leadeis Y V
Guantanamo ween r -
and American naval oillcers. Tomor- Q
row is the last day of the truce agre-  P N
ed to by Major Fernandez.. the rebel M 0
commander, but the Aiiierlcainoih- -  
cers are _conildeiit that Colonel Jaiie_
representing the Cuban governiiifiiit.. ' '
'ill 'be abl to effect some uni er- -__
“ ° .i .. . of ~ _ A Necessity
standing before e expire 'o _ ' _
this period. (Special to The Guardian.)
The truce has been only partially PARIS. _Marcli 28- An accidental
effective, probably on account of thc 'explosion occurred yesterday in the Then insure in ggod strong stock ¢0n'|pan.
inability of the_rebel leaders to com- City Hall at Bapaume and a number
municate with hands in districts ilii- of persons were hurled iii the debris. ' ' '
flcult or access. There has been skir~ Raoul Briquet and Albert 'l`nilllaiider. `es’whlcn never contest an honest claim Such
niishing near the outskirts of San- deputies from _ Ariondisenient oi! - ted b
tlago. but the' smoke from- buinln_ iArras. who have been engaged in rc- as ls represen y
E. R. BROW
caneileldo is -less evident. illef work are reported among vic-
RllilSEVEil'S UEEER  
HAS BEEN REFUSED
(Special to The Guardi-“vi-) _
NEW YORK, Mari-_li 28- Tho New
York Sun rf-aysi
"l'tiiiiioii=\ have roachod li<~i'o iliat
Rooscvcit's offer to \Vili~'~'ii of n
fully iminnod and nrniod division has
boon riijeotod. From what can ho
lc'nriicil oi' ilii-_ divisioii iq, has at
presvnt bolwvcii 601100 and 75 000
'mon oiirollo all “loilgod i0 i0li0\V
d.
the lcndcrship of llooscvclt.
Rcginioiitril i-oioiiels have been
iinmcd and the oiitiit has liocn iiiiiiosi
i-omplcicly oill<'ci'cfl. lt is nsscrtcd by
tlioiic. who have knowledge' of tho cn-
terpiiso that the entire l`orcc could
be mobilized within four days. Bc-
cause of rumors of -rejection. the di-
vision ofiicers' may send ii dc/lc58~
tion to the colonel in Florida to learn
his new plans."
MORE PEAC-E SUG-
GESTIONS PROBABALF..
(Special to The Guardian.)
l.ONDON,- March 28- A despatch
to the Morning Post from Anisterdarm
says:
“ln Berlin political circles great ini-
portance is attached to a visit of the
Austrian l<`oreign~Ministei' to the Ger-
man capita-l ‘which coincides with the'
visit of Enver Pasha. the Turkish
Minister for War, who arrived Sun-
day evening. lt is persistently rumor-
ed ln some circles that these visits
are associated with new peace' -sug-
gestioiis.
......._........._.;.
Ul}lillN |'i 
Rm PRICE llE lillii
(Special to The Guardian.)
NEW YORK. March 28-,-= The Phil-
adelphia and Reading Coal and 'iron
Co. today announced a reduction of
ilfty cents a ton in the price of
coal. to become effective April 2.
The reduction applies to stove, egg
and not sizes."/rccorilins to custom
ten cents a ton will 'bl added to the
price of these linen-'ouch month until
september lat. Coal dealers say they
believe all producing companies will
follow the lead .of the Philadelphia
and Reading ~notwith|tndIig earlier
predictions that on account of im-
tims.
(Special to The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, March 28- 'l`h»\_
soutlicrii wing of the retreating Gor-
man anniy is slowly rccoiliiig along
a ten iiiilo front iindcr the iurlonr.
onslauglits nf tho Frciicli. Tho tlrst
section oi t‘uiii‘y~St. tlobalii forcsiei
has boon roniplelely vlcarcd of llic
invaders.
Gonorul Nivollo's troops are now
lace in taco with llio iris-,_ i`ul'iiiidiiblif
natural liarrir~`r wlilcli lit-_is lici.w|i|~ii
thoiii and tho l.noii plateau oi' Hi.
Gobaiii. This dciiscly wooded plateau
lies lnilivccii tho Oiso and Allctto iiinl
i§'1iho\it it-ii lhoiisuiid ut-ros iii o'x|niit,|
rising.: froiii iiliout eighty to ii liiiii-
ilred icot in lioii.‘:lii_ No i'ai'l\vii_\~:~i or
lilgliionds travcrsn it but nn impor-
tant railroad swoops nround ilic
southern border iiiid runs .iorth to ('|in-
uncy, This road is in l<‘rcncli hands up
to within about three miles of Anizy.
ten miles west of Laon,
To the north the French are about
two miles from St. Gobaln. the' centre
of the most _famous glass factories in
!-Iurcpe. St Gobain is 13 miles'
northwest of Iiaon.
No change has taken place in thc
neighborhood oi' St. Quentin where
the Germans are still making desper-
ate eflerts to wrest from the' French
the Esslgny Benny Plateau, undisput-
ed possession of which will. according
to military critics, render the foil of
the city inevitable.
Further north the British have
made some slight. piogress but no
material change ln the sltiiotlon has
taken place,
Bail weather is reported ie be sei-
lously interfering with operations on
this portion of the front. Speradic
fighting occurred in several oi’ the
other war theatres but nothing to iii-
dicate the commencement of major
operations.
Catan-ii cannot be cared
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot
ch the seaaof the disease. dltaarhunnzllocai
,gran yinfruiencedhyooi-il tu o can
ir. ll“3.f'i‘ "1 ii-'i`i~°‘i>'!‘g'§.i."3-..¥‘l‘ii'¢.'i'é.i
ir:-2.'-1'.. -.:'.f.'i.*.:<:..ii~ ...:'~°..':i~i-°._::~
are wan proacrlltcdevv  of trio. 
nic nalatgrcaimgyior nan il u com-
iome the t icuii wnuymbinad
tlinomeothezfnhtoal on hhper
‘ co‘:id»ina_t\i:n h 'tho img in all'1
i “3i..?ii.i~Sliii¢“££' £§.i'i'sf"““i»"i-
- . . &iENllY & C0.. Props., 'rol-
Charlottetown
 - 
FRENCH CAPTURE
IMPORTANT PO8lTlON8.
(Special to The Guardian.)
l'/\lilF». Mzircli 28-~~ Advance of the
l~`roiicii iii the region north ui' Sols-
soiis' continued during tho' night. i’i'o-
Rrvns was iunilo north oi' Allcttc lliv~
Ci' llild Gi\St'0l` tho Lo Uilly--Nouville
siii' -Margivnl liiic. wlicro iiiiportniit
pos-ltioiis wore cii.ptui~od_ These gains
nro recorded in todny`s oillcial ropoit
which nlso indicated unusual activity
i'ui'l_lici' cast. Artillery of boili Freiicii
and Germans kept up n violent ilre
yesterday and during the night on
the front between Butte du Mesiill and
Mali-ions ile (llininpagne. lleavy ar-
tillery fighting is iii progress in the
region east of the lower forest of
Coney.
THE Huus ear susv 'r
iN Mexico
EL PASTO, Texas. March 28-Ger'-
mans are making the Tamplco old
fields from the border. accordliii; to
iiiiormation received liere by Uniteib
States government agents. it is
feared an effort will be made to des-
troy the ell wells in that district, the-
report stated. _-
’l`Pie Tampiicio oil fields are con-
trol cd by Lord Cowdray of Eiiglnnd.
THE‘ MOEWE HAD MANY
PRWBONERB 0N BOARD
BERLIN. vin Sayville, March 28--
Aii additional list oi’ vesesls captur-
ed by the German auxiliary cruiser
Meewe. which recently returned to
Germany from a second cruise in the
Atlantic. was issued by the admir-
alty today, including the Can dian
(Newfoundland) sailing vessel .iean.‘.
of 215 tons gross. and the Duchess ot
Cornwall, a British three-muted
schooner. owned in St ..lohn'ii Nild..
which was last reported sailing from
Btl.uJohn's on December 4 for Gib-
ra r. _
“W 00 " ' -
All ll 7 .
Hallie  Pirie for Constipation.
The auxiliary cruaior Moewe had
en hoard 598 prisoners when sho
reachedher homo port, '
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HllSP|lAl SHIP  
SURVIVURS llNllEll
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, lliarcli 28- Survivors of
the British hospital ship Australians
were landed at n village' on tho shore
oi an uiiiiiinird ostuery. The villagers
were aiouscd early in tho inornimr
by tho noise of motor boats iinrl
other crafts and liastencd to their
assistance. As nialy ns possible of
the survivors were supplied with
clothes and wraps, but the village
'wardrobes weie soon exhausted and
quilts and blankets were called into
service. The refugees said that the
torpedo which sank the lies/pltal ship
,struck near the stern and almost
i d. ‘
m. HB6 1 __"”'r"'q
 
The High Cost of Indi-
gestible Food falls heavily
upon the household where
there is no intelligent direc-
tion of the food supply/
Expensive high ptoteid
foods, such as beef and "pork,
impose a heavy burden upon
the liver and kidneys."They
are not as nitritious as
cereals and fruits. ~f Two _
Shredded Wheat B_io`cultaii~
with milk supply all the?
nutriment needed fora half
day’s work at a cost of only
four or tive cents. Clit out
meat and eggs, cat Shredded
Wlicitt Biscuit; with ` glean
vegetables an ruita_,nn lee ~
how inucll  yoili feel.
For hrclkfalt  hot milk
or crown. Made _i_n Canada-
P