iThle New Trend in”

i Investment

Bonds and preferred necks seem to be gaining in favor. Many who formerly bought securities only for profit] through appreciation are now buying them for the yield _ they will bring. Observers attribute the swing toward such securities as the recent break in stock market prices and to uncertainty in the money situation, but they also find that many are buying bonds and preferred stocks because, iikecommon stoclu, they are considered to promise profits through appreciation in value. -

This aspect of» the financial situation is discussed in our MAY MARKET LETTER

A copy will be sent to you on receipt of the coupon.

JQHNSTON mwnlim

. ROGERS. Jr., Manager. MneArtliur Bldg" Summer M., Bummer-Ida, l’. 0. Box 3B0

Plain place my name on your llat to receive your Market Letter regularly)

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WANTED»

"WANTED—— a reliable energetic

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man between twenty-five and forty years of age, business experience preferred, graduate of High School 0r equivalent ed- ucation, to represent a well-known firm in Charlottetown and vicinity. Address applications to A. B. C. care of Guardian."

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A, Bargain in Income

The present yields obtainable on high-grade investment securities are higher than at any period ‘since 1920. Canadian borrowers are therefore refraining from issuing long term loans in expectation that bond prices will strengthen materially in the near future.

v [n view of this favorable position of the- tm-estmcnt market, many experienced tn- vestors, both corporate and individual, are quietly taking advantage or this current op- portunity to buy future incomes at n hurtlin-

We will be glad to make suggestions.

Eastern Securities Company Lfd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS C1IARLOTTETO\VN .

MONTREAL HALIFAX

l H.421’: an old saying arid f4 l?“ 0f"- But it’s surprising how few people Yeah" that it is true. How often have you your- self gone to your service man, in a hurry 311d just had some grease added to what 15 shady in your transmission and differen- l That's what you call gwa-Slﬁd Will’ “Y. b“ ' in reality, you might a5 W811 ha" savefi your money, because the ffﬂhdlaéi’ 15 only wasted. "Added to inrpure new. it immediml! loses its value as a lubricant. W118! W" ' ' "should ‘do is tohave the old‘ greasctﬂlllllﬂd -' _' loutand a complete fresh supply pill i."- Your dealer sells and recommend! “WRIT? GEAR GREASE as the mtwle" °i " ‘Drop’ intomotrow and let car as. only so expert

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Central Guardian LADIES srnaw hats clearing at

LADIES flannel dresses all sizes. A real bargain at $1.70 on sale days. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3500-4-30-31

THE GREAT MAY BALE starts Wednesday morning. Look for the biggest bargains this store ever ol- fered. Moore a McLeod, Limited. 3i

-WHOLISALE PRICES lli over store Wednesday and Thursday at _ our great May Bale. Moore 6r Mc-

Leod, Limited- 81

WONDERFUL BARGAINS in wo- men's hats Wednesday and Thurs- day at sacs. Moore s: McLeod, Lim- ited. s1

EXTRAORDINARY values in silk stockings at the May Bale Wednes- day and Thursday. Moore a Mc- Leod, Limited. 3i

85 INCH GREY COTTON, a won- der at l0c. Wednesday and Thurs- day at the May Sail. Moore d: Mc- Leod, Limiied. 3i

MAY SALE special value in silk Blwlilllll 69c. pair 0r 2 pairs for $1.30. Do not miss this one. Moore 3i

TWENTY-SIX LAST YEAR Bprln; Coats, Twecds, Koshos, etc, worth to $30.00 for only $8.00 op, the great May Sale, Wednesday and Thursday. Moore d: McLeod, Limited. 3i

ONE L01‘ of Misses’ Tweed Suits, short coat styles, clearing May Sale at $6.00. Moore &'McLeod, Limit- 3i

ENCOURAGE TEE‘ YOUNG 0R.- ATOBG and have tm hours’ real en- joyment by attending the Oratorical Finals, Zion Hall on Friday.

ENGLISH PRINTED BEDSPBEADS $1.25 at the great May Sale Wed- nesday and Thursday.’ Moore 6r Mc- Leod. Limited. 3i

worth to $2.00 yard, May Sale 39c. foore 6r McLeod, Limited. 3i

SMALL L01‘ or Women's Spring tonic, worth m $20.00 for the May lale $6.00 each. Moore 6r McLeod, Limited. 31

TICKETS FOB. THE OBATORI- CAL CONTEST FINAL on Friday next may be had from Messrs. W.W. Wellner Ltd, or at The Guardian.

IN REFERENCE to the Stewnrts’ Bakery advertisement on another page of this issue. any of these pro- ducts will be delivered post paid to any part of the Island. Be sure and enclose money with ordor. 3511-4-30-1!

SHAREHOLDERS of the Chir- lottotown Hotel Co. are requested to bring their certificates to the ofﬂce of W. K. Rogers, Thursday afternoon, May 2nd, at 2 p. m. and receive first disbursement of cash. W. K. Roget's, D. A. MncKlnnon, liquidators.

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NICE All: E A R A NCE—-POli6i headquarters. in keeping with the splendid eff‘ ‘ of the force, pro- scnts I. very pleasing and up-to-dnie appearance these days. The cells have been thoroughly cleaned its is also the wash-room, toilets. station, etc. The work reflects much credit on Chief Birtwhistlc and his officers

' and constables.

POLICE COURT-Quite a number of cases were heard by His Honor at the Police Court yesterday morning. Three drunks appearing; the first having disorderly added to the charge was fined $10.00 or twenty days; he took the days. The other two were elch fined $5.00 or ten days. A prohibition case was dismissed. A tnan charged with keeping a. vicious dog had his cue adjourned; as was also that of a boy charged with the theft of a. coat. An assault case with a. charge of causing grevious bodily harm was awarded $100.00 or three months; the defendant has left the city. _ .

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APARTMENTS i T0 LET

We have listed with us for v rental heated lpnrttnenta tn the Cavendish situated on the corner of Water and Pownnl Streets. Tish in the most mod- I'll apartment bitllding in the Olly, having just been complete- ly remodelled by Mr. llmohard. There ore still available three apartments - cool: with large I'll! Mot. dlnlnr room. kitchen and three bed rooms, hardwood doors throughout, all Inlet! conveniences. lltohenn are wired for‘ electric ages.

THE EASTERN

TRUST COMPANY mnﬂ"O'l'0la

$1.00. Prowse Bros.,Ltd. 3500-4-30-31 '

ii I CLEARING OUT Colored Madras

' g Y 192‘ _- ___ . , rrnr. CHARL()"l"l‘E'i‘0WN GUARDIAN"

SLIGHTLY damaged oilcloth rugs, Reg. $6.50 for $5.00 on sale clays. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3509-4-30-3i CIIILDRENS‘ rib cotton school hose all sizes. Special 26c. Promo Bros, Ltd. 3509-4-30-31

LADIES navy suits all sizes, worth up to sssco. Sole price s1o.oo. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3508-4-30-31

WHITE swlss curtains n bargain at $1.98 pair on sale days. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3509-4-30-31

TAPESTRY stair carpet, 271m. wide. Sale price 98c yd. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3508-4-30-31

LADIES night gowns with lace trim. Sale Price $1.00. Prowse ' Bros, Ltd. 3509-4-30-81

WHOLESALE prices, on May 2 and 3. on all dress goods, rayons, sntins, coatings etc. Prowse Bros, Lid.

3509-4-30-31

A FEW inst years ladies’ coats. A bargain at $2.98 and $5.98. Prowso Bros, Ltd. ' 3509-4-{10-31

In Memoriam THE LATE “WILLIAM H, MAYYNE

0n the morning oi April 12th when the news was flashed over the wires from the Hospital at Saint John to Summerfielcl that the spirit of Wil- liam H. Mayne had passed to its eter- nal rest all the people of the sur- rounding community recelved. the news with saddened hearts.

Mr. Mayne, who had been able to perform the duties of his occupation up to August was then laid aside from active vrork and on the advice of this physician he went to the Hos- pital at, East Saint John to try and have his health restored. This treat- ment hcipcd him so much that it was believed he might possibly regain his former strength but such was not to be and, as stated before, on the mom- ing of April 12th., during an attack of a severe pumonary hemorrhage, he passed away. ,

Mr. Mayne was bom at Summer- iielti on June 10th., 1878, and spent his lifl on the homestead there. He was a man that was ever ready w perform the major part of any under- taking for the benefit of the. com- munity. In church or state he was a recognized leader in any movement and during the building of the church at summer-Hold. replacing the one de- sioyed by fire, Mr. Mayne was large- ly responsible for the early and sat- isfactory completion of thil work. He always worked for advancement in different inns, of agriculture along co~ operative lines. acting in the ca.- pacity of President of Emerald Dairy Association, Emerald Farmers‘ Co- operative Company, Springfield Egg Circle and Springfield Live Stock Shippnig Club, and other Companies which have for their objects the bet- tering of farming conditions.

To know William Mayne it was necessary to meet him in his own home, no person could visit him with- out receiving that worm wholehenrted welcome which can only come from a heart overflowing with love. No man cvcr asked a favor of William Mayne and did not receive it if pol- sible for him to give. His was a. life full oi’ philanthropic work and at I'll-S demise not only his immediate friends in Summer-field, but the surrounding vicinity as well lost n true ‘friend and one whose hand was always out to help n. person in need.

Besides the sorrowing wife (nee Mable Smith, there are left to cherish the memory of a kind father four children, Margaret L., Keith, Allison. and Dorothy. also three sisters, Mrs. J- W. Stewart, Kensington, Mrs. Rob- ert Foster, Saskatoon, Saslc, and Mrs. J. B. Morrison, Modoc, Montana. The funeral was held on April 15th from his home in Bummer-field un- der tho direction of Mount Zion Lodge No. 12, A. F. and A. M., Ken- sington. his pastor. Rev. Dr. Saint of- ficiating. his words being taken from I Samuel XX, 18, "And thou shalt be missed because thy seat will be

On l-lls Neck Arms and Legs

l Mr. A. L. Willos, Sapion, Mam; writtm-J‘! had been bothered with boil! It! about two years. bad eeveniem on my neck, arms and lep. I tried all lnnda of medicine, but none of them seemed to help mo any. I then used two bottles of _

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l-lad .11 Bolls

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We also manufarturo "ROCBOARD" - 1/, inch and 3/4 inch tbiclr --a specially heavy board, for use as a plu- ter base and for sound- stopping. it possesses greatsrructural strength and rigidity. ' Made in Canada, by a Canadian - c " ‘ corporation, from Can- adian raw materials. lfll

empty," and m the course of his elo-< Sutherland. qucnt nddrem paid n glowing tribute to the sterling Christian character 0i

F-and Saved Two Buildingsii“

‘ Fireproof Wallboard be hauled from his lumber p ' ‘and . _ placed as a ﬁre wail between the buildings already _,on ﬁre and , a those exposed. ~_,. . l - v '

Th“i'pth°i”‘il'iz°°lifbi° d" 4 Mr. Linnen’s idea saved two buildings and arrested tall wk‘; ma’ d ! ’ ﬂ m’ further headway of the conﬂagration. . The intense heat broke k Sh‘; (‘rmrszwm :3; 5:: windows in stores across the street-yet buildings protected by, I‘

7P , Pm an Gyproc, although within four feet of the burmng structures, . - 82$ ‘:0: suffered no damage whatever. ' ».

C neighboring buildings. The Alix ﬁre is only one of many irfwhicii the ﬁreproof ;~ .. .

.w§n-E FOR qualities of Gyproc have been conclusively proven. For homes, J ' summer cotta es, ara es, ofﬁces and stores-for all re airs and .. m“ BOOK alterations-if gigs tile boon of ﬁre safety Yet the is no "a ~

o“ "ifwm w‘ "in "ml m‘ more, and often less, ‘than waliboards that provide no ﬁre pro- 1 - 4 12°‘: J Yd!‘ Th"_ Ffﬂf“ rection at all. Gyproc 1s 3A; iflCll thick, 6 feet to 10 feet long and ‘

o u gment", giving m- 32 and 48 inches wide. t iteresting information on the _ ~. ' N“, ympmed Gypnx- m; See any of the dealers listed below, or writexusxfor free Home Decoration. illustrated booklet. A ' " ‘ ' ~ 7””

Ii. M. POOLE Charlottetown, P. E. L y POOLE & THOMPSON Montague, P. E. I. ..

R. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED Summerside, P. E. I. MORRIS-BERNARD & CO.Tignish, P. E. I.

CANADA GYPSUM AND ALABASTINE LIMITED, MONTREAL. QUEBEC

Why Build to Burn?

Wreath-Prince Edward No l2, R.A.M..Kensington. i

EST year the town of Alix, Alberta, was nearly wiped out by

ﬁre. The blaze started in a barber shop and spread to adjoin- ing buildings. In a few minutes great, livid ﬂames lit up thd night.

It looked as if the whole town might succumb." Tiien one " of the citizens, S. A. Linnen, suggested that two loads of G rod

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Fiepoi‘ Wail board

Gyproc does away with inﬂammable wood-lined walls, ceilings and partitions.

‘w’ I ' f" \v,',;gj,LM,f....§1’r/r..f Devteyv-Ilbui-Epringficld ‘School. Cixaptezhl cinir and family. Wrearh—Emcraid D3177 A5501 Crcscnt-Teachcr and lion.

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the deceased. Solos were icuchingly rendered by Mr. Roy Phillips of Ken- sington and Miss Ads. McKay, oi Springfield.

One incident which was much ap- peciatsd by his family and commend- ed by all those in the funeral corteSB wpgptho tolling of the bcil of the rielgnoemg Catholic Chapel while tn; gum-J proc ' ' was solemniy wendlr‘ k fay-to the cemetery as: 14¢. This certainly shows the high iagpcctjirt which the late Mr. Mayne was held by the P901118 of this parish.

The pal! bearers were J. Watson Fyfe, n. N. McKay,’ Gavin l-lardingf» William . Haslnm, J. Norris Sinclaité and Peter Sinclair. ~ ~

The Masonic service- was conducted ; at the grave where about fifty broth- E er Masons gathered w bid farewell to j in brother loved in life and mourned:

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Floral offerings were received from the following friends

Pillow-Family. , V. i

Wreath-Minnie and Robert. Louul i and Jim. .

Oresent-Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Ham. f inl-- i dreamt-George Mayne. and fem- “y, . . Wreath-Mr. and up. a. w. Fyirii

Square and Compasses: Ersthernoi It. Zion ge No 12 A.-1".'& A. M.

Wreath- r. and Mrs. J. E. sl::-' ‘ ..~!air and family. ‘

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MR. . F ARMER

'I'HE BEST FRIEND _ _ YOU HAVE IS THE DAIRY COW

She will supply a steady cash income and enrich your farm. Help her to do it by marketing your cream through the

CENTRAL CREAMERIES * ii

No shipment too large, none too small. All transporta- ~, tlon charges are paid by us, and we make prompt settlements - . - in full the 15th of each month.

We carry a large ‘stock of cream cans. Write for price and further particulars.

--We need more cream-

Central Creameries Ltd. .

cnatturrrcruwn, r. a. t. BRANCHES AT SOURIS AND WELLINGTON

§ Wreath-D. u. ma. McKay and \-——"'_-