'e~..‘..~v ~.\, '

1’ 0

.. PAQE SELF?!“

he (trons m- n-oni Franco.

riited in June in all the ‘rail- ghﬂpﬂ of the district, t-hus end. the short tilme that has been in tlon oi late.

-|-ﬂ'| Llnlrnent for Jilnltrmper

rolessional Cards.

I. '17‘. DEIIPIIIIY

gyaduate nf Boston Celoel of PIANO TUNING

I71 Grafton 8t» Charlottetown

rk R.McGuigan.BA RIBTER. BOLICITOR. ETC.

Money to Loan Cameron Bioek cnnrlettetown. P. E inland

Clayton Morrison

. commissioner of Deeds, Wills. Et

o. ROTARY PUBLIC rempt. careful attention to ds. Wills. Mortgages. eto., ESTED. Notes, Drafts. Bills. TESTED for non-acceptance of ayment. Tryon, P. E. I.

Miles Garrison,M.D

superintendent Chan. Dalton Sanitarium - cinilnt in Pulmonary Tuber-

eulos Offloe 126 Brighton Road _. Hourn-z-G p. m. and by appolntmen‘ Telephone 267

i8. S. HESSIAN

wttntn, Solicitor, Notary Public

Eto. MONEY TO LOAN Mills P. E. Inland

.s. INMAN, K. c.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

moron Biook IIOW

. CHAS. EDMONDS

Veterinary Surgeon ress Summerville Post Office

A. MaoDONALD

Barrister, Boiloitor, Eto. MONEY TO LOAN Office-Riley Building Charlottetown

loom No, 12 VIQTOII

The 0 British Soldier

As a yearling trotted miles in 2~ 25. At_twu years old he trotted miles in 2.12 and 3 years old trotted miles in 2.08. i-ie was known at Readville track as. “The Trotting Wonder." His trotting ac- tion is perfection.

l-ie is one of the best bred. best looking and fastest trotting stal ~ ions in (janada.

His colts are handsome. showing lots of speed and ‘selling for big prices.

lie will make season of 192i at 254 Kent Street Terms season'$l5. 00. Cash or note due 1st Nov.. us- ual return-For further information see.

W. 8. MCKIE

PURE BRED BTALLION DOCTOR MCCOY 17204

Enrolment No. 4

Sire Dny Dream (128017). Dam Ruby Pimp, (26899).

‘ Will stand for the season of 1921 it Gie owner's stables, ‘Winsioe, axoept every Friday after the first )! May will be at Edmond’s feed itore stable; Charlottetown. This horse has proved himself s lure and good stock getter. Parties intending to breed they; ma?" should see this horse before noting. Terms $5 Bl "me of breeding and B10 more when mare proves to.“ vith foal. HORNE BROS. Owners.

. O. C. Archibald

tum on N. Y. Poet Graduate Medical School and Hospital ‘ lee ilmlfid to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat r

» Bayer Building, Great George ‘ st, opposite Guardian Office Teie hone 26!

to 12 a. m. 1 to 0

be consulted off

11d Hiiisboro 8t.

a Hour m. hourn

Lean 8n McKinnon

l lnrrintnre, Attorney-at-Law

i lee-Royal Bank Building

riettetowl P. E. island

uorson 8c Duﬂy“

> rrletnr and Attorney-etpLew

MONEY TO LOAN eltorn for Royal Bank of Canada

pLeod 8n Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. J. A. BENTLEY larrietnrnand Attorneys MONEY TO LOAN lsnk of N. l. Chambers

l; LYEA 8n McNIECE

1 ‘WIEIIED AOUOUNTQNTI p Audits and Investigations.

In Ofllcmnnd Coat "atoll ' . 8t- John, MonctomA-l Int.

and Charlottetown. . Representative, K. W. Flnlli‘. son. Phone O2.

~» almer 8n Palmer

Palmer. K. C. H. i. Palmer Barristers, ete.

of Neva deotia Building

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Money to Loan

. A. MoEachen, I Opli. D.

i IYI IPIOIALIIT - III (Irena It.

HORSE NOTES

intending breeders are requested to call at the stables of William Kearney's. Sourls East and see Happy George 2.20% before mating their mares. as he is a ‘producer of first class stock.

Terms $5.00 cash‘ at first service and $5.00 more when mare proves in foal.

_ Sire Baron Triumph Pure Bred Clydesdale

season leaving

Will travel for Charlottetown May 2nd via St. Pete Road to lllt. Stewart for Tues ay night; Cardigan Road to St. Teresa; Baldwin Road and Georgetown Road to Georgetown for Friday night; through Lower Montague to Montague for Satur- day night; ‘May 9th will travel via Whlm Road Cross; Heatherdale; Giiandview; Newtow“ Cross; Or - well; Eldon; Vernon Bridge; Cher- ry Valley; Pownal; Alexandria; Southport to Charlottetown for Thursday night and remaining un- til following ‘Monday. This trip will be duplicated every two weeks. Fee twelve dollars cash or note with retur privileges. Owned by Departmeif? of Agriculture. Robert lftrtliwooil “in charge. '

Prihce 0i Huron Pure Bred Sire

Will travel for season leaving Sourls on ‘Monday May 9th via Rad Point; Kingsboro, Bothwell; El - inira; Lakevilie; Fairfleld; Bay - field; llermanvllie; Clear Spring; Bear River; and Souris West to re- main until Monday May 10th then to travel via Rollo Bay East; For- tune Bridge; Red House; Little Pdnti; ‘Poplar Point; Dundas; Mt. Hope; ‘Birch llili; Si. Peters; ‘Mo- Jeli; Pennington; Dingweil Mills jandi8ouria. Trip to be duplicated ﬁery two weeks Pee twelve doi~ itrs cash or note with return privi~

Bay stripe. nigh fore and both £13111? legs_white. foaied Mo, 35th,

HJBAG PIPES, Scotch Dances. Readings Singing. Vloiln and Piano Music in Oddfellows Hall. Plriday, May 27th. Under auspices of Community- Wclfare League Ltd. Get your tickets early. Mu- boirs Dnug Store. 52c reserved sent.

, JAmong the visitors to Georgetown reecntiy were: hii". (Jooﬂrey Fitzgerald. Charlotte» town. Mr. J. iMcCormas. Mr. ‘Mim- ucl McDonald. (Mr. Philip Murphy, Sturgeon. Mr. Nicholas Murphy. and Mr. Doucette of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Cardigan. A

..'AS THE\ SCHOOL CHILD- ren have been examined recently those with defective vision should consult us and if they need glasses we will fl-t them. iShouid they re- quire the service of an ocuilst. we will advise them. ii. J. Maibon Optometrist. Montague.

"JFIRE-SCARE-There was a sllglt lire in the building owned by Mr. J W. lVicPhee, Georgetown. it caught from u spark from e neighbors flue. lt was Just seen in time otherwise half the town might have been burned as the wind wii.i blowing iuird and in ii direction favorable to the flames. The promptneis of the George- town men extinguished the flames as soon as they were detected. A

..*iN BUSINESS SECTlON.— Mr. F. J. ‘Solomon. Georgetown. has moved his barber shop to the western side of his diweiling house and a new ‘bakery and grocery store has been started in the build- iiig foriiieiiy occupied by the bak- ery shop. This new store is under the management of Mrs. F. J. Solo- mon. A

//(///;72ZJ'-/1i m! IIEEZLEIAY-FIJI; Better than ‘Pills! GET A For Liver i Bill

E‘. A.. Foster Central ruglnt

Thousands are Keeplntl Flt, Before Were Siokiy. impotent and Phyllcally Defilllent

Weakness is e crime. _ Mother Nature gave you a beautiful. healthy body. if you are sickly,

impotent and physically deficient. it is more likely your own fault. “PROTOVJ'M" restores vitality. Every nation -is awakeing to the fact that. the health and physical condition of its men nnc women is more important than anything else. Before very long there will be stringent laws to enforce prop- er carr.‘ of the body. If you were on trial for physical Iweakness. would you be found guilty?

Before you allow yourself to get beyond hone of recovery. start taking “PROTOViM"—.the new‘ Nerve, Bone and Brain -Remedy.

EASTERN Pnnsoivans

-_'lMr. Charles Thistle, George- town i_s visiting in Souris. A

..'L‘Vil-ss iMyrls-m Johnson is vis~ iting friends at Georgetown. A

..*Mr. ival-t-er Dalziel is visiting his home in Georgetown. A

.."M.essrs James MoCormzic and recent visitors to Georgetown. A J. A. McDonald. Cardigan were

__'Mlss Dorothy Lanes. George- t0\vn. visited iylontague lest week. A

..*Mr. Perry. Miscouch-e. was in Georgetown doing Ibuslness this

week. A __"Mrs. Fade Gordon. Rose- neatli. visited Mrs. J. Westuway. Georgetown last week. ‘Mr. Michael, Murphy. Pan- mure island visited Georsctown recently. r A

..'lMjss Kathleen iSmith l... Mrs. J. Smith 0f GBOPBBLOWH visited (‘ardlgnn inst week. A ~

.."Mlss Mary Murphy and Mrs] Steele. Sturgeon, recently visited Georgetown. at

..'Miiri Winifred Ross of Georgetown. has opened up an lut- ‘(lream Parlor . on Main Street. Georgetown. in the budding OMAIIIGG

EyeI-Giasses From _$2.00 to $10.00

From East Point to Cape Bear is a big territory, yet right across this space

; Parkman Supplies the y g‘ Big Majority oi l Bye-Classes MSXTTJB "riiiiiﬁriﬁiah are the FIN T PROCUR. éBLE. and he is the ONLY

RADUATE OPTICIAN Q (attendance courses.)

in Montague

Csllnnd see for ourself his - - 0P TICAL PABLOUHS.

E. E. PARKMAN

hy iMr. L. H. Lanls-

eQ-oo-ooo-i THE REXALL STORE

BRIGHTON ICE CREAM .

and .

*0 semi warms .

Our New Liquid Fountain ALL FLAVORS

Cool and refreshing You Auto Try lt

FOR SALE

good second hand Soda Fountain. Will nell . reasonable

. H. J. MABON -

Optometrist and Prescription ‘ Drugglst

4

v vOO-OQ-ODQQQQ

to

. Have Just

Cedar in thcne.

Fiours, Bran, Rolled Oats. etc.

Prices guaranteed

AT

8T.

leges. Owned hv Department oi Agriculture. Urban Malone in charge. ~ _

St. Peters Bay,‘ P. I-

2 Cars a

Bent British Columloia Cedar Shingles, cut from the belt part of Cedar trees, centuries old. No napllng growth Bee samples and get price before buying. Also 2 earn Robin Hood and Key Note Hard Wheat

A written guarantee with every barrel of flour.

C. B. PRATT 8i SONS

PETEWB

Arrived

l

MONTAGUE, P. E. I. i -

Perfect health and a perfect 110(1)’ is man's heritage. ‘There is no reason in tile world why you should not have hnth. if you are Blrllgilllllil Hlﬂlli! tinder the handi- "Bll "Y D00!‘ h-iaithjii weak body nr that tired. listless feeling. now is the time to "bin-k up"! Tile longer you waii, the longer it -Wiil take to get. on your feet again, -

Rcgardless of how thin and uii- developed you are today. you can in a remarkably short time. build un n strong body and throw off all your ailments.

“PROTOV|M" — The New Tonic. -ln tablet fnrm One month's treatment. Price $3.00 a box

Sold in Charlottetown ‘by The 2

Macs.

-_"‘Miss Meech, ‘Mrs. McDonald and Mr. McDonald of lsydnljy. N. -S., are visiting inGeorgetown. A

Mrs. Edwin McDonald. Pamiire island. is visiting her mother, Mrs, John Smith, Georgetown. A

_.*Mlss Cecelia Kelly and MIS;

Louise Lyons. Charlottetown vlsitwl Miss Marion McDonald Genrgetohrn; A

.."‘.\vir. and .\irs_ Oswald Wright and family. Mi‘. and Mrs. i“. s. (‘lll-llldlfrl lllld family ill()i(ll'(.'(i to Georgetown inst week.

l"

'. .‘Aiiiong the visitors to Gem-ge-

town last week were (Miss Mi- (Iormar. of Boiigiiion island and Mr . Tyler lliirk mun of M on tii - 8119- A

w’ _ \ 26 1921. ' MAY . THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN scion OF HONOR FOR A , . | . , _ a ‘w’ ‘ l brlillii EASTER" GUARDIAN ..-.~;:;:.~.:;.""..:“.::. . HA1. MR? '33-——R9v. Fath~ . ._ “an (Yurdigau this week d 0e. director of the Slccawei (TIPIQUWQPIIIW) 1921 ME.gay/ling?Bafagzafgéfowg' —~—- rvetory Bi- ‘sllﬂllhlll. who for For - ‘ . JAniong the visitors to George» . than u quarter of s- century -_. I_OIITHE cAMPBELLs ARE ‘ '-°“"'- Fiﬂrlllly Were Mrs, Eflwﬂftl 4,1...“ engﬂlwll in creatLng Bnd 7,135,, m, ‘ouuuu. comma" new, “Duncan” me m McDon-uil and Mrfl. ‘roiuliii... , [lug a system of ("1 Wm. h“ m. “gee-e”, p" M Muumgue Frmuy M“ _ (‘liarioiu-triwn. A of the ‘Legion oi QUICK RELIEF! 27th. I ' y __.___ -—~ ___ ' .Mili‘lonaire Captains of Industry it is | ""Mr' "m! M“ Mdifmwr m“! ' "l"! 255975‘ --"8ANDV MCGREGOR and Find in Physical Energy and keep ‘itiyifzi-nitigrgldiaiﬁga]ptiziiiulf; Mr’ “vmlmn Juhntfn’ uqorgewwn ESTON SHOPS T0 CLO8E.- “u; ‘Y ‘an; "w" Jenn Thomson at Murray 111v...- FI-tness the F-ounllationn of Ex- and conserves health. strength and w Mmmy “hi” T“ Weston shops oi’ the Canad- MAKIRB Or‘ iiali 'l‘hui'sday evening. ' ecutilve Efficiency mental energy and nerve 9;. ' _ Pacific Railway, Winnipeg. were IOOTPI EMULSION l3 . - hmisim"? increases srey matter __..M,. "any “my and M]. eii down from Thursday. night. ' TEiRgsfEPrilxfE wilimfnRAE Megilaisd RESULTSUFBREOAALMOST Beahmirﬂ;OVJKZX§;,‘Q“;B'“Q$Igw"i'e-lh Frank Muriel-hem oi‘ the car ferry I 0"“ “m” m“ “d °““"‘“"' Diincens perform MB Montague IMMEDIATE‘ robust mun. Pity trails ﬁller l": LiTQxrrEQitAwliiJ mm hfmms i: . u week. l! is w"! will be ln- Scotch Concert Friday May 21m. weakilng. as a PPRBDFI r0 ‘ ' whq YOUR SEX.

..'Mr. A. G. MeGregor, manag- er of tile Bani. of (‘onimert-e, (reorgetown, visited friends at ("hurioltotowfl this week. A

..'~.\lr. Mossy. Soul-ls. who has been in the (‘anuiilun Bank of

Commerce. Georgetown left iMon- day for Wi-stiaiii Canada. A ..'|M:-, and Mrs. Geo. White.

have returned to their home in Georgetown. and also Miss Isabel iMcPhee who has been visiting friends at Charlottetown. A

3M1‘. Frank ISigswnrtii. Mrs. D. (l. Morson. iﬁariligan, Mr. Percy Manuel and Mr. and Mrs. W. A‘:- visited

new. (iiizirlottetown.

Georgetown lust week. A ..'.\ir. and Mrs. Jack Dalzicl

and daughter Doris. who iis?

been visiting Mi’. iJulzi-eih; mother at Georgetown have returned to Chariottetoivn. A

.._ lilinarivn ‘Llnlme . for liiiiiilruff

.GERMAN DlSARM-AMENT IS NOW IN FULL SWING

I

‘BERLIN. lMuy ?fl.~-lt is zinnniinii- ed liiiit tile idoreign Mlnislt-r iii» iluy had t|i‘ZlWll up. without viitions. the Government's ilvrl: n‘ tion on the ilisuriiiuinent o1‘ tier- many .15 demanded uiiiler the! terms of the recent ultiiiizitiiiii. oi‘

the ziilies. The Ministry of Ilefcitse .

on ‘May 13. issued orders for tire

A . l’ '1 llilllbiiiilliliﬂilﬁi] "

I

HOW YOUNGSTERS no LIKE MOIR’S!

BUT big sister doesnft scold very much for she knows they are pure and wholesome and just as good for kiddies as for grownups.

MOIR'S LIMITED . HALIFAX

HARRV JAMES, Dealer, C1BT|OMELOWIM

ihkMU/Rg @di0c0]ai<es

"surrender of guns and other wen gave other (IHIGYS regarding dis- pons zini war material‘ at liilillllilOr- lli'lllillll\3iii. as demanded by the ai- ized. fortresses. and yesterday lies.

7 aaaaaaaa 7 G. W. V. A.

buying in advance

Furniture at wholesale. Beds and Bedding at wholesale. Carpets at wholesale. _ Oilcloths at wholesale.

Saturday, May 28th

On Saturday next May 28th we offer our entire stock at wholesale prices, ten per cent 0f the proceeds t0 be given to the Great War Veter- ans Association.

HELP US T0 HELP THEM by buying everything you ' need-by 0f your immediate requirements on Saturday next-

TO MAKE IT WELL WORTH -

YOUR WHILE

WHBLESBLE PRICES

All Over the Store

Linens at wholesale. Blankets at wholesale. Curtains at wholesale. Everything atwholesale.

THE VETERANS DID THEIR DUTY !

NOW YOU D0

TO D0 S0

YOURS !