This Modern New HEALTH CENTRE

is in keeping with

PROGRESS

Its many Electrical devices" will keep

fithis Contra always up-to-the-mlnuto with

the progress of Medical Science.

I am happy to be playing my part

‘ in the drive to good health.

MARITIME ELECTRIC CO. LTD.

UPHOLSTERING

In The ' NEW POLYCLINIC Br

LIVINGSTONE 8t O'BRIEN I30 Cumberland St.

Konslngton

- THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Charlottetown's new Polyclinic, the vision of the seven doctors who comprise it, with its mod- zrn design which strikes a new note in architec- ture to the City will open today. The building is situated on the site of the old agricultural hall and is accessible from Kent, Fitzroy and Prince Streets.

It is a two-storey building with a high base- Inent which will be used for storage purposes and eventually for the janitor's quarters. To the left of the main entrance is a large waiting room with built-in chesterfields. Adjoining this is the of- fice with a circular counter. Five doctors have their offices on the first floor as well as examina- tion, diathermy, general treatment rooms and a imall lab.

The two eye specialists, Drs. Lantz and Hou- ston, have their offices on the second floor. There Is also a waiting room on this floor and a board

WE ARE PROUD - - -

to have been the general contractors for the erection of this fine new clinic which will be an important addition‘ to the facilities now available in Charlottetowm ‘for the

alleviation of suffering.

WE‘ EXTEND g g‘ -

to the doctors oi the Polyclinic our best wishes in the tcarrying out of the duties oi their noble profession and we hope that this new building with its modern equipment will make their work on behalf of the people of the Province easier and more beneficial.

M. |=. SCHURMAN co. no.

- lummorlldo - Charlottetown

l

Opening 0i New Polyclinic Today.

and stack room for literature. Mr. F. W. Boyle who supplies lens, adjusts and fits glasses, has a work-room in the rear of the building.

The ceilings have been covered with acoustic tile which is designed to deaden noise. There are Your exits. One has been provided so that patients after consultation or treatment may leave the building without passing through the main wait- ing rooms.

The Polyclinic was originally started in 1925 with a staff of three doctors. Since then the staff has been increased to the present group of seven: Drs. R. F. Seaman, J. W. McKenzie, R. G Lea, J. P. Lantz, Donald Campbell, G. Gilbert ‘iouston and J. K. L. Irwin.

The building was designed under the super- vision of the architect Mr. E. S. Blanchard and built by the contractors M. F. Schurman and Com-

pany.

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ELECTRICAL WIRING and FIXTURES

'at the

New Polyclinic

BUILDING Fitzroy Street

were installed by

CDCD ELECTRIC LTD.

Charlottetown

EXTERIOR & INTERIDR PAINTING

at the New Polyclinic JUILDING Fitzroy Street

was done by

FllEll c. WALLER

Charlottetown