i-

A barrel of Purity Flour makes more,

larger, lighter loaves t

han a barrel of or-

dinary flour because Purity Flour is milled to perfection from the famous, hard, glutinous Wheat of Western Canada.

nssuflvs- ‘russmw "out... May 17th. for Nurses’ Graduation in Zion I-isll.

8. 8. CANADIAN eaPPEllf-The S. 8. Canadian Supper sails from Montreal this afternoon and is due at Charlottetown Tuesday evening.

COME TO ‘THE JOE CREAM $061M. in ‘Stanley Hallmn Wed- nesday, May 11, 1921. If not fine, first fine night following.

LOlSfL-Black female fox from ranch of A. L. IRogers, Ken- slngton. Anyone seeing same please advise by rphone.

A-r HOME "runs WEEK. Phone Souris, Jno. A.l-fred McDonald, Land “Surveyor, ‘Hermanvillaa.

no.

MONTREAL eifiién alive ms

TROUBFEO HAVE ALL BEEN OVEROOMI {Y TAKING TAN- . A - . ~.

got Tanlac J don't think l ate

I'm eating 'thr’e'e good meals every day without the least trou- ble. and actually feel like -'a man made nan!’ was.» the; ; statement made by‘ Dilute Beholt,’ sap st. Huebret St.. Monti-calm?“ Q., rec- entiym" '1

"1 think‘! of pain and distress bad- digestion can cause a person and at times my suffering was about all l could

For. about» two years before are m be mmplewt

meal without suffering‘; but now. gram embraces the completion of

“outlast; éééi-y 1......

The dredging operations. which are now under wsy st the Marina Dock, are planned this year on a very extensive scale. The docks

' oi Charlottetown which have hi-

therto been only partially dredged, The pro-

work at the Marine wharf, Pownsl wharf, Plant Line wharf, Buntaln d: Bell's wharf, Pickanfs wharf, Bruce Stewart & Cola wharf and Fall's wharf. When finished all é the docks of the city will he oom- pletely open to the navigation oi large craft, in w -~~s to vywg

OREDGING OPERATIONS

. - A ' ‘ Q ARTILLERY INSTRUCTOR stand. After every meal J felt so ' ‘ lgflllilllflt0ftcfflgliillfll o1 lllllilillitld and all stufizd up I could Capt. John N, McDonald, lugpgc. . e . . . . ngs on s ere ardly get my hreat . and my m, o, Dredge,’ m conversation

_ heart paipitated terribly. lf I

“More Bread‘ and

Better Bread ” n;

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements under this he sessions

lilllll- 2c per word for each In-

ior duty with No's 2 and 8 Selge Batteries. v

s

.ARTiLLERY DRILL TONIGHT —No 2 Battery. C. G. A. under command of Major Hooper vwlll drill tonight at 7.30 p. m. sharp. There is still room for; some ex- artillery men or err-service men. As inspection is only four weeks off it is important that all intend- ing recruits sign up at once.

walked uptalrs, it left me comple- so bad at times I couldn't retain anything on my stomach, not even a glass of water, and often

the end of me. "My pcor state of health worried

ful results ‘I got from Tanlac has

tely exhausted. l had indigestion

it seemed that my troubles would be

me a, great deal, but the wonder-

changed things right around for

has supplied some in- teresting data regarding the work

on hand, and also kindly showed the reporter over Dredge No, 9, at the Marine dock, where thc work is progressing.

it will appear strange to many citizens that this important dock. lying between the Marine wharf and Buntaln & Bell's wharf, has

Brush teeth for ten days in this Compare them with the old ways.

supply the test. Sec and feel the good effects.

new wsy. We

We Give?‘

anyone who asks. Send the coupon ' and watch the de- lightful effects.

A IO-Day Tube to .. .

You Will Enjoy This new teeth-cleaning method

Both sre combined in s tooth paste called Pep- sodent-s scientific product. And to millions o! people it is bringing whiter, cleaner, safer teeth.

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MISCELLANEO US

FOR SALE-J ROOMED COTT- age and 2 desirable lots at East

Royalityuilso an sore of land on brangheg throughout; gang." i ers. W110 1'53"?! ‘"-€he*;-W$°§)T ggslsisggfilsf was ‘an with a tongue o, mud In the basis of tartar. It ‘holds food substance which mlffgj“ diet’ "ch m ‘huh’ make‘ the‘: thin‘! opposite side of road. Desirable w111 be 501.1 a; 314,00 6am Odd ____ émgnltlig] ‘Md {h h m] _ the centre nearly flush with m fcrrnents and forms acid. It holds the acid in con- .

for gardening- Apply to K. .1. trousers $3.95. ooo vests $1.50. °' e B‘ “n a“ e’ ‘Y, ° ‘ a” , ° ‘m with thetwh t" “use dmy- ~ Qlilckl? w"!

Martin, Charlottetown In many cases this price is 1e“ PMNFUL ACCIDENT___ The pear was fined $2.0. wo men wn er at low tide. The present Gem“ breed by mime“! hi‘ Th

‘FOR SALE-HORSE CARRIAGE and harness. Apply 187 Prince. ISt. l

‘FOR SFU-E OR TO LET-HOUSE and large lot of land. Apply 34 H-ensley St. 1

‘FOR SALE-HEAVY BROWN PA ‘ per, suitable for placing under carpet. B cents a r011 at Guardian office.

~Fon sats- HATCHING ‘zoos winners Buff

the May number of Mac's Monthly the publication recently started in fills C"! by 'Mr. J. P. McC-loskey has been received. This publica- tion shows a marked improvement and besides the regular breezy editorials from the facile pen oi ‘Mr. McClosk-ey it has several new

‘ALL UNCALLED FOR SUITS suits and ovorcoats from our 3f)

915-11 01194111111 ‘their 110N181 Vfll- Guardian regrets to learn that Dr.

ue. Merchants buy these goods for re-sale to their customers. Wise men will buy two or three suits and an overcoat. For sale at our store only. English &

Scotch Wwue“ cmnPm-‘Yq 153i lottetown and was unliarnessln-g

Richmond Street.

‘OLOT H, CLOTH. your women folks need mater-- ials in good qualities for their. dresses and suits‘! We have

sold as low as $2.75 per yard, halt‘ regular Brice, in goods 54 to

led by its growing list of

OLOTH- DO ‘

thousands of yards that will be‘

features, which will be appreciat- read-

lMurchison of Clyde River met with a painful accident last even- ing, having a leg broken as the result oi’ a kick from a horse. Ho had just returned home from Char-

the horse when the animal kicked the doctor receiving the full force of i’ below the knee, the leg sustaining a bad break. Dr. S. R. Jenkins of Charlottetown and Dr. John Murchison of Bonshaw set thc broken limb and thaADM-leuii is doing as well as can be expect-

Tanlac gets all the cerdit for my good health.”

dontly a $20 day at the Court yes- tel-day.

Miss Dorothy A. Longworth, daugh ter of the late Col. J. A. Long. worth and of Mrs. Longworth, formerly of Charlottetown. Prince Edward island, to Mr. Edward J. Waterstson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waterstson, of West-mount. The wedding will take place about the end of June.

hurts me; and ‘.1 feel so well I be- lieve l could run a foot race with- out getting out of breath. in fact. Um in- the fink of condition, and

POLICE OOU RT.-Three drunks

charged. with disorderly conduct were each fined"$20. It was evi-

ENGAGEMENT _ANNOUNCED —Tlie engagement is announced of

Work which should have been fin- isheo Jenty years ago could not be proceeded with because the pro- pcrty owner had other plans in view. ‘It was intended at some future time to build a slip on the property, and the dock, which was partially dredged from both wbarves a distance of fbrty feet,

owners have given permission to complete the dredging of the dock, and Dredge No. 9, with Captain Austin A. Cosgrove in charge, is busily at work. The plan is to dredge to a depth of twenty feet, low tide, at the pier-head, shallow- ing gradually to allow for a mini- mum depth of six feet inshore. Many local men are employed on the dredge and on the tug Rona which is in attendance.

Whiter teeth

teeth and stays.

are the chief csusc of pyorrhca.

Fight it daily

their daily use. .

REG. IN

One great object is to fight the film-uhst viscous you feel. It clings to teeth, gets between the

_ Old bnishing methods do not effectively combat it. Much is left intact, forming a dingy cost. And most tooth troubles are now traced to it.

Film is what discolors, not the teeth. It formi

_ Dental science has found two methods to effec- tively fight film. Many careful tests have proved them. Leading dentists everywhere now advise

Pepiodent also brings three other effects, such as fnufscids would bring. It brings them regularly and at proper times.

It multiplies the salivary flow-Nature's great tooth-protecting agent. It multiplies the starch to digest starch deposits _ It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva, to neutralize mouth acids which cause tooth dccsy.

that cling.

cy, with tartar,

digestant in the saliva,

The effects are quick and apparent. No one can

doubt the benefits when they are xplained.

Send the coupon for s IO-Dsy Tube. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how film-coats disappear. . _

Fecl and see these good effects, then judge if you always want them. They are vastly important.

Cut out the coupon now.

Pr-aw 2m

teeth whiten as the

Ten-Day Tube Free “‘

run PEPSODENT company, -

from m prize _ . . Dept. B i104 S. Wabash Ava, Leghorn it Haflifax, Charlotte- 5G inches wide. This is an ex- scow REPAIRS The Neubnay Denhfiwe ’ Chicago, lll. town, etc. ‘Pnlce of eggs $2.00 ‘per cellent opportunity to get mater PROPERTY BAI-EY-The 81118 0011-

13 eggs, $3.00 per 24 eggs. Apply Belmont Poultry Yards, 28 Ken- slngton Street. Charlottetown.

‘FOR SALE 60 ACRES OF LAND But Royalty 8 1-2 miles from Charlottetown. Has never failing

t aliti tn -, L‘,f,s,y“‘,0‘,’,‘§,",,_°'.,,“‘§,,m§§, fining’ ;ing is the standing of the pupils of ,§‘,,‘§§,?“;§,.°§{Z,",‘,‘12§.f’1‘§§§ lmonth of April-Grade VII-—1. Hai-

lish & Scotch Woollen Company, 158 Richmond Street.

SCHOOL WORK-The follow —-

Nonlh Wiltshire school for the old Easter. Grade VI-—-1. Florence Coztdy, 2. Clara. Berrigan, 3. Mamie Costly. Grade V——1 May McDonald. 2.Ruth MncLeod, Leonard Bowman

‘ducted yesterday “by Mr. Benj Car- ter for Mrs. Mary Trainer was a decided‘ success. Her residence near Rochford Street near Grafton was sold to MIr. Harry lvlatheson for the sum of $2,500. All the fur- niture soid at exceptionally good

Another important job in, con- nection with the dredging opera- tions is the deck repairs to the mud scow belonging to Dredge No. 0 at Bruce Stewart & Cofls wharf. This scow was already old when

mil

A scientific film combatant combined with two other mod- ern requisites. Nowpadviscd by leading dentists everywhere and supplied by all druggists in large tubes. '

Mail l0-Day Tube of Pcpsodent to

Only one tube to s family.

___.__.____..._.s_..___...__ pricesandM .'I‘ i , h l - stream. For Particulars avlily E. FEMALE HELP Grade w__1_ Annie Eagle“ 3_ "an es showy folfswelgiltelzgll‘ Clzngdiffl; secured by the authorities here.

ZBYSKO WAS BEATEN ONCE ron at the United Congregational her age at l9 and he as H. There

Wheatiey k 00., Ltd. This land

WANTED Bowman. Grade n1 (-Sr.)—1. Mary Conny. 2. Ma/urlce Berrigsn. Grade III (Jr.) —1. Alvin-a Easter. 2

Bessie ltiacLeau. Grade II (511)-

will be sold in lots to suit pur- . °”*'°" ~ ' wmvrso - elm. "ro Assis-r at general housework. Apply at To LET l Guardian office. - __ mun FOR asu- --ro LET-ONE FURNISHED ‘WANTED- A , ‘-~._ room, situated in centre of ma)’ housework A” y n Upper

oioy. Modern conveniences 1W1! in afternoons to 10 Elm Avenue.

MALE HELP WANTED

MAKETAONEY AT HOME — I15 to s60 paid weekly 101' W" spare time writing showcardl for us. No canvassinfi- we instruct sud supply Y0“ with work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 57 X" C0lb0lll9 5W9" Toronto. .

‘SALESMAN WANTED -SALE.$- man a self respecting salesman whose ambition is beyond his present occupation might flllil more congenial emplcrylllellt Wm! us and at the same time double his income. We reqlllfe 9- ma" “f clean character sound in lnllld and body, of strong personality who would appreciate a life P081 “on mm a fast growing concern where industry Wmlld b9 Teward ed with far above average earn m“; married man preferred. Apply to Mr. J. C: McLean, Bell second floor. Riley hula-m!- Queen st., oppvlile PPM" Brothers. -

I form, cut out and mail it.

The Guardian.

day go;- _6 days or over.

plainly m pencil.

per week.

letters count B! 011° ""4- A

Prinos Street.

WANTED A‘ MAID“ for general housework, good wages. Apply

Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water Street. WANTED _,._...__

WANTED - 50 YOUNG PIGS. Address J. Weather-bin, Louis- lhurg, ‘C. B. .

WANTED—5 or 6 roomed furnish- ed house in Charlottetown or Summerside. Apply "A" c|o Guar- dinn.

WANTED -YOUNG GENTLE- llllflfl desires room and [board lwith private family. Central lo- cation. Apply “W. S." c-o Guard- ian. '

NURSING

Fmvns Nunsis EARN $15 r0 $30 a woek Learn without leav- ing homo. ‘Descriptive booklet

1. Sadies Pollard-Grade l1 (Sr.)— 1. Edna Easter, 2. Bessie Cummings 3. Bruce MacDonald. Grade I—1. Elda Clow, 2. Murchison Frizzcll. Helen MacKinnon, (teacher)

srrocx auorscrious

HALIFAX, May 9——(Quotatlons furnished by Johnson 8t Ward members of the Montreal Stock Ex change.)

Atchison Car Foundry . American Car Foundry .. American Smelting i; Reining

Co American Locomotive! - Anaconda, Copper ......... .. . 411/2 Canadian Pacific Railway 116% Now York Central Railway 71 Cuban Cane Sugar - 21 Crucible Steel ..... .. international Pslwl‘ Mexican Petroleum

41% . 89%

Reading ......... .. 75% Southern Pacific 7717/5 Studebaker corporation 34/4 Union Paolflc ................ .. 120

United States Steel Corpora- tion ............................... .. 55 Kelly's Springfield Tire .

PRS

sent free Ro-ynl College of science, Dopt. 25. Toronto. Cflll-[ ads.‘ 1055-i2-20i1wESat26i I

WANT AD ORDER FORM

Y d not have to come to the Guardian office with your want ad; lust use U118

on o

If on want to Buy Sell-Iltent-Hire the miost logical place to advertise is in 7 — .

, 9 line per day for 3 days or over 8c per lino per ml“ 10c p“ u“ p“ day c pa‘ Groups of five figures, initial

Count live spaces to a line.

a c, l Rates Furnished Room ad 75c for one week. Situations Nun's-u out- pe a -' '

1O Psr cent Discount for Onh

ddregg foams part of ad and must be paid for.

' mu" 114% vcnilinaptoyayss Ju-ly 61% Sept 641/. Oats May 39% July 38% Sept 40%

Write

Publish this ad

for which l enclose

The Guardian Want Ad Dept.

... times Address ...-.

Ph°nl 182

mliilsli

Name ..-..-.-.-.............._ .... ........_

m...‘

prices. The property of Mr. Geo.

reside with her son. was delighted with the results of the sale.

PINETTE SCHOOL --April re - port for Pinette School. Grade VI —1. Effie Murchison. Grade Vl-l. Rona Hubley, 2. Kathyrn Falconer. Grade V—1. Annie Kantllle, 2. Mary Falconer. 3. Marlon Murchi- son. Grade lV—1. Jessie Morrison, 2. Annie Hubley, 2. Kathyrn Morri son. Grade lII—1. Kristine Glllis, 2. Kathyrn Giilis. 3. Penelope Mac Rae. Grade. Il—1. Jessie Nichol- son, 2. Annie Falconer, Grade i—1 Lillian McKenzie. Perfect attend- ance. Kathryn Morrison, Annie Falconer, Donald Falconer, Rods - rick MscRae, S. B. McDonald, teac- her. ..-.

‘SUCCESSFUL lSALEy-ln (eon- versation with Auctioneer Carter the ‘Guardian is informed that the best sale of the season was con- ducted on the market square on Friday, when everything offered at auction brou-ght decidedly good

Carver and others consisting of horses, carriages, harness etc., rcal ized prices that were highly satis- factory to tho owner. Horses sold from $176 to $200 each, carriages sold as high as $187, a cow sold for $70 and harness brought up to 34-1 per set. Mr. Carter thinks the old Market Square on a mar ket day is an ideal spot to con- duct sales of this kind.

BIRTHS

MCKlNNON-At the P. E. island Hospital on Saturday, lMay 7th to \M.r. and Mrs. MciKinnon a son. ‘Arthur Kenneth.

DEATHS

ROBERTSON-At Cavendish on May 9th Gordon Robertson, aged 38 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

PERSONALS

'Mrs. W'illiam Brown of the Flor- ida Hotel. Pownai, has arrived home after spending five months yisiting her son, ‘Gene, in Bos- on.

Via: Armin Watson. former i irhor in Prince Street School nw arzlvrd ill (‘Iiarlottetown after span-liar; Fem: lime in Boston and ‘Pifnih- at woifvllie Seminary whrrls sh: n2; been taking special studies. ‘

PIIIIE IIRED CLYIIESDALE STAL- LION

Keppoch Baron

Enrolment Ne. lil-

Sire Keppoch Prince (imp) 10800. Dam Jean of Shore Acros 2129i. In n beautiful seal brown

He. is pronounced by all horsemen tn be the best type nf cart horns! and has proved himself to be a per-

fcci show horse. Pic has carried off

several firsts and also the champ- ionship In Hill. He will make the

eleven years ago. Since that time everything possible was done to keep it in working trim, but the corrosion of the iron deck plates was inevitable. This year it was found necessary to either re- place or reinforce this 1-4" iron decking. The difficulty of the job was evidenced by the con- tract figure of $8,000 tendered ‘by a New Glasgow firm. The local officials considered this an exorbi- tant price, and determined to re- pair the scow themselves. An ori- ginai scheme was hit upon of cov- ering the corroded iron plates with a‘ regular ‘wooden ship's deck. solidly bolted to the iron and thoroughly caulked and tarred. This would cost approximately $1,200, and, with proper care, would prove even more lasting than a new iron deck. And so the Job was started.

The wharf for the past few days

a. number oi’ mechanics are at work repairing the scow. Tho racket of chipping hammers and the whir- ring of the air drills boring their 2,500 bolt-holes through the deck- plates is continuous. The wooden deck boards, (native red spruce milled and kiln dried) have been fitted and laid, and seven cauikers are finishing up with oakum and pitch. Iron and woodareheingse- curely bolted togeter into one solid deck, which will be not only as good as new but better than new for it will he corrosion-proof. This cheap and practical method of doing the work will no doubt be carried out on other scows when the necessity arises. i Cre- dit for the scheme, which means a big saving of public money, as the replacing of the iron deck would cost many times the amount, is entirely due to the officials here. The work is being carried out by local men under the foreman- ship of Capt. Martin, late of Dredge No. 10.

Week End By No Means Peaceful

DUBLIN, May iJ-Week-end dis- turbances in various parts of Ire- lsnd included the killing of two Constables. wounding two ser- geants, beside the stampede of a Jesuit congregation in Dublin. resulting in several persons being injured. caused by firing outside the church.