ant Ads Pay Big Dividends! Phone 8506

eguardian Page 9 dday, March 7, 1958

1,, MEMORIAM

1 ‘pg memory of CELL’rE0t1?:; Mrs. James ho went to her eternal

,1, 7th. 1947- remember a mo-

to her

name’ ed ' lif ,' wasloggﬁrll, kilizathmjuste the .. ‘is

5“.me' remembered and sad- by her daughter, Mrs;

' J. Campbell.

. WC ' (')N.— In loving memory

'~ -' ~ 1‘ -g mother, Mrs. I.°'t;icg:,r.,-1;-1, who passed a- on Mafch 6, ‘. - tribute true and tencer, we shovf that we remember, . , ﬁber memory, sweet is her ”$e’om- hearts she will al-

-‘ I ﬂy; remain-

1 I unto them eternal life. , I" shall never perish, ‘ mshall guy pluck them_ . 1 ll hand- ”, remembered by 11811311- ‘ Wu, and son-in-law Arbhur . In I .. lovng memory of a ‘ mtoher, Laura C. Harper. Rpyﬂty, who passed 1- ;. *,.March 7th, 1956. -_ ‘M mails sad memories,

E ‘dear mother gone to rest, _; the ones who think of her

bnes who loved her best. -remembered by daughter .. .. and son-in-law Alex and »aughter Anita Jean.

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Iv» —In loving memory of or, Mrs. Thomas E. wlio passed away on

and family of the . I. illldnd friends. neigh- A. relatives who sent ' ‘and messages of sym- I-- helped in any way during recent sad bereavement. Elmer Birt. Traveller-‘s M, ' .

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__$g‘1_ Boarders Accommodateu »

FURNISHED. . HEATED. BED-

THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS

Baby Chicks

n°‘” °Pen- A Special breed for every need.

girll to board in good private home in city. 2 adults. Write Mrs. John Livingstone, 114 Up- per Prince St.

1957 DODGE 3 TON, TANDEM axle» V3“ body new motor.

Iligegh MacLeod. Kinross, Phone

1953 JEEP IN GOOD coivm. tion. Phone 17 ring 15, Murray River. Exchange or write E_ Ma-cPherson, Montague R_R, 4_

FOR SALE: ‘57 DODGE SEDAN good as new-drove 3,000 miles. reason for selling ill health, Apply 683 Care Of Guardian.

1950 CIIEV SEDAN, 1953 1/, -1-on Mercury. both in good condi- tion, also 1953 Fargo, 3 ton with hoist, steel box, ‘new tires and new-motor. All vehicles cheap 501‘ ¢3Sh- Apply to Morrison and Mac_Eachern. Irving Service Station, Hampton. Phone Cra. , paud 23.

For Rent

3 ROOMS. HEATED, ONE FUR- mslied. Dial 3277.

6 ROOM HOUSE, UNHEATED. Write Box 689 Guardian.

1953 $4-TON CHEV, IN GOOD shape, radio and heater, price $450. Reason for selling owner leaving province. Phone 6032.

room,’ centrally located, kitch- en privileges, middle aged wo- man preferred. Dial 4296.

use Classified ads to solve _ev-‘ eryday‘ problems. They sell. rent, swap, hire! Call 8506. _ Bingo Hope River Hall tonight.

‘ -For Sale

HEAVY HORSES FOR SALE. guaranteed quiet and will work anywhere. Dial 7722.

TWIN CARRIAGE. coNvnnrr. . ble to stroller. Good condition. Sale price $20.00. Dial 3611.

PORTABLE TYPEWRITER with carrying case. Good as new. Price $45.00. Phone 8410. PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION reasonable priced for quick sale. Write Box. 16 or call 3716 Summerside.

HOUSE AND ‘BARN WINDOWS, and finish made to order. Early orders 10 per cent off. Weeks Mill, Fredericton. ‘

CANADA 1 Minn TENDERS ad- . do to the -undersigned and

my , -8 Field, St. John's. ﬁnd the Post Offices at ~ and Wesleyville, Nﬂd. ‘ We considered each tender

Ij“"_ Nmmllianried by a see-

i‘ Inthe form of a certified

FOR SALE: WALK-IN-COOLER at Bargain price size 6 by 6 Practically new Phone 7571 Charlottetown.

USED REFRIGERATORS. RE- conditioned ,’units for walk-in coolers, also counters. Storey Electric. '

VACUUM CLEANER SPECIAL. $12.50 buys a complete tank type vacuum cleaner with at- tachments this week only. ‘Tar- itirne Compact Sales, 170 Kent St. Charlottetown. Tel. 9220.

LETTERGRAPH MODEL D DU- plicator perfect condition. Few months old. Will sell $75. Sam- ple of work on request. Box 684, in care of Guardian and Patriot.

°T bonds as Specified‘ in

‘min of tender and made "l"l“'1|ll0d forms supplied by ‘.D°9ll!‘lInel1Il and in accord- ~’ with the conditions set

. , In I \ ‘ , _ Denarnnent through the " A1'°l11'I»ect’s office, or

§“:"f‘ the undersigned, or I ‘_"“‘ ti‘? mice of the Dis- I Nntect at st. John's ¢,’W‘.H' S“-l"P1Y.PlaIlS and cation of the work, _‘1°,‘V°5l 01‘ any tender not accented. V .« ROBERT FORTIER, . 04 Administrative Ser- : and Secre1;a1-y_ -\ .;”'!1ent of Public Works, l

‘» March 4. I953.

“llllose Who Prefer ‘ “ Write Their Own

CI-AssIEIED

AD A Hues HOW

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FARM FOR SALE AT CHERRY Hill (2 miles from, Mt. Stew- art) consisting of 84 acres land in good‘ state of cultivation. Buildings all in good repair a lot of wood and lumber on this farm. Electricity and telephone convenient to stores and shop-

’ ping". School on farm. Apply to James Walker on premises.

House For Sale

303 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown

Contains Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3‘ Bedrooms and Bath. Large Lot Hot Water heating.

Apply

A. W. Gaudet Solicitor I

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WHEN ‘IOU SEEA 61)‘! FEEL HI5 POCKE|'5,T'BE SURE

K D TH’ B05515, IT DON'T TAKE NO SHERLOCK HOLAAE5 TO TELL HE’S GETTII-l' READV T'5L|POUT TO TH‘ COAL

NO, BUT |T'D TAKE MORE THAN A SHERLOCK HOLMES ' TDOPE OUT WHAT A GU‘/, WORKIA-I‘ IN SO MUCH SMOKE, WANTS WID ANY MORE

Fﬂ.I'I’|5$II%TE$|' 3-1

Lost And Found

LOST TIRE AND WHEEL BE- bween Murray Harbor and Mon- tague. Phone Murray River 11- 32 collect.

Lost AIIL. Found-

LOST PACKAGE CONTAINING girdle. Kindly return to Moore and MacLeods. -

Miscellaneous

Seeds;

HAVE THE EARLIEST PEAS’ and beans in your neighborhood , by planting the right varieties. Write for catalogue. Vesey’s Seeds, York.

' Wanted

WANTED — ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

WANTED TO BUY TWO BUNK beds. Dial 7717.

SPARETIME CASH! INFORMA- tion on how to earn $50.00 weekly at homemsewing or ad- .dressing envelopes. All hand- work_. For information send 10 cents to Mrs. R. Milligan, Conway, P. E. I.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED BOY TO HELP. WITH Farm work. Apply -Box A. B. Guardian. .

Services offered I

EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL nurse available Dial 4007. .

FOR. CEILING PAINTING AND paperhanging Dial 5705.

I WILL HELP ‘PUPILS 7 TO Grade 7 inclusive in all or any subject. Phone 6784.

SEND NEGATIVE OR PICTURE‘ for 50 stamp sized photos, only $2.00; 100. $2.50 Double size, 50. $2.50. Write “Photo Stamps,” George Wotton, Photography, -Summerside. .

MODERN FUMIGATING Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches. bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write-—

H. R. QUINN, Prop.-

P.0. Box 451 Phone 872'!

salesmen Wanted

GUARANTEED LAMP SALES- man. Protected territory, high commissions, plus repeats. Op- portunity for advancement. Dia-

. mond Lamp Service, 201 East

T0 BORROW. $8,000 FOR TWO years. Apply or write to Box 682 Guardian -- Patriot.

WANTED A BOAR. OVER ONE

year old. Kn-ud Joi-grnsen, Fre- derict-on.

WANTED TO BUY SECOND hand fleet of lobster gear, North Side traps. Write Box 691 Guardian.

WANTED P.W.C_. STUDENT 1ST or 2nd year -to babysit and help with light house-keeping in ex- change for room and board un- til end of college year. Apply Box 681 in care of Guardian- Patriot.

More Than. Air Needed For Coal

CALGARY (op) — 4 Northern Affairs Minister Hamilton said Méndaythe answer to AlIberta’s sagging coal industry does "not depend on federal government swbsidization but on the industry finding new outlets.

He said in an interview, how- ever, that federal aid will be pro- vided if necessary while the in- dustry seeks new markets.

“Coal is a tremendous _asset in this country and has a very vi- tal place in our resources.” N

He said coal could be used in conjunction with the province’: iron on resources to form a thriving steel industry. The oil and gas industries themselves

45th Street, Hamilton, Ontario.

“use 500,000 tons of steel a year.”

‘ PROFESSIONAL CARDS

_IsARRIsrERs. SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & Foam! 150 Richmond St.

.1. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. l60_Richmond St. ‘Dial 5573

Mr."-A.-Farrner, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison M. Gillis, LLB. 130 RICIIIIIOIIII S3. Dill 4747

Palmer &' Haslam Bank of~Nova Scotia Bid!-

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

OPTOMETRISTS .

J. A. Carruthers. 0. 123 Kent st, Dial 5612

Byron J. Grant, 0. D. ~ 124 Kent St“ 5611

J.‘ S. ‘Taylor, R.0. . Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

H. J. Mabon, R.0.. Montague P- 3- I

ARCHITECT I

.1. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch.

ARCHITECT - 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. .MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG.

(Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361

FARM AT CARLETON SIDING on Trans Canada Highway consisting of 100 acres. 85 acres of which are clear, balance in Hardwood and lumber. This farm is in a high state of culti- vation, well watered close to

school, store and Church, buildings in good repair. MIS- Albert Craswell, Carleton Sid-

ing. Female Help Wanted

RELIABLE WOMAN OR GIRL for housework, all modern con- veniences. Write Box 690 Guar- dian. ,

MATRON WANTED—- EXPe1'1e“c' ed’ matron for modern, 17 bed ‘hospital. Salary 3345-09 per month. Increases according I10 s. R. N. A. Schedule. Modern nurses‘ res. board. 1'00!“ and

s

uniform laundry 34-50 per month. Apply to Sec.-Treas. Union Hospital. Bengmlghi Sask.

______________.._ IFETIXITIJ" HELP WANTED Cer- tified n1II‘f-I115; assistant f°” Modern nurses‘ res. $34.50 month board, room and um- form laundrY- Holidays and salary increments according to s, N. R. A. Please state salary

FREDERIS (A. LARGE.

Room 207 Confederation Bldg. corner Queen and Richmond Sis. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg-l

DIAL 3244

Jos. W. MacDonald,

B.A., Q.C. , 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713. Box 472

MacPhee & Trainer 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

CH I ROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 5432

'2 BRIGHTON ROAD

‘G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C.,

Dial 8618 summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 513

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. . Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

MIMEOGRAPHING . STENOGRAPHY - BOGKKEEPING MRS. HELEN ACORN

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD. CURRIE & CO; coornn anornnns a co.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. S. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.). M.E.1_C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

DIAL 6349

Currie 51dg_ Charlottetown , Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St.. Charlottetown Dial 5547 _ 5543 P- 0- BOX 137

ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING

t d and qualifications to egg:-e,?Te1*eas. Union HOSPII531.

_Y°U Wish.

Bengough. 5351‘-

Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321 ERMA P. MORRISON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT . Provincial Bank Buildinl 698 Main Sim‘

Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. . I

sonnell -— Apply

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS

Required By

Royal Military College, Kingston

Up to $6,780 For Assistant Professors I Up To $5,640 For Lecturers

(Competition 58-2005 (Competition 58-2008)

For appointment as Assistant Professor advanced de- grees are required. In the case of Lecturers, a Bache- lor’s Degree is sufficient but additional credit will be given for further study.

Those selected will be expected to undertake research as well as instruct;

For details, write to

CIVIL ‘SERVICE COMMISSION, OTTAWA and quote appropriate competition number

WANTED TO BUY

Modern Bungalow in Brighton or'ParI<oIaIe

area. Write stating price and clown pay- Box 687 C-0 Guardian.

g ENJOYYEAR ROUND LIVING PLEASURE

In this completely modern homeon Belvedere Avenue. We are offering a picturesque 6 room, 3 bedroom, bung- alow, with large kitchen, combination living and din- ing room with fireplace, 1 spacious halls, bath with shower. You’ll love the full basement, which has air conditioning oil heat, cement floor and automatic washer connections. I ‘

This property is beautifully landscaped, with large lawns. Can be financed. .

For appointments p'ho.ne— . ' 5955 AFTER 6-RM.

WANTED

AT RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL . CI-IARLO'l‘TE'1‘OWN, P.E.I.

Registered Nurses - Supervisors and Staff Nurses Trained" Attendants - Male and Female

Attendants - Male and Female, to take course of in- struction in Mental Nursing. . Applicants for this course must have passed their seventeenth birthday, and must have successfully com- pleted Grade IX Public School examinations.‘ I 4

For further informations apply to: Director of Nurses, Riverside Hospital,

I Charlottetown, P.E.I.

ment required.

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CLERK STENOGRAPHER REQUIRED

We have an opening for s. clerk-stenographer in our Kensington branch office.

Applications should be in own handwriting and should state education, previous experience if any,,two references and a phone number where you may be con- tacted to arrange for an interview.

M. F. SCHURMAN CO. LTD.

Kensington

City Property For Sale

H 267 Sydney Street Charlottetown 1 Containing Living Room - Dining Room - Den, Kitchen 5 Bedrom-s and,Bath Hot Water Heating Garage Pos- session May 1st, 1958 Well situated for Canadian _National Railways Per-

6

A. W. Gaudet Solicitor

YDUNG LADY Attractive Position Available ias Clerk Typist.

Age 18-25

Should have pleasing personality for meeting public. I Attractive starting salary with all modern employee benefits, pleasant working conditions.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 150 Great George Street Phone 8517

For the convenience of those now employed our office will remain open Friday, March 7, between the hours

MONCTON. N. a.

. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR5 LECTURERS COMMERCE , ECONOMICS (Competition 58-2002) (Competition 58-2001) _ ‘ENGLISH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Competition 58-2003) (Competition 58-2006) FRENCH PHYSICS (Competition 58-2004) (Competition 58-2007) MLATTIEMATICS CHEMISTRY

By ROY LABERGE

Canadian Press Staff awriter OTTAWA (CP)—The supply of money for short-term lending ap- pears to be on the increase.

The Bank of Canada interest rate dropped sharply this week and financial sources said this is

— a reflection of the increased sup-

. CANADA Tenders For Dredging

SEALED TENDERS. addres- sed to the undersigned and en- dorsed “TENDEIR FOR DR.ED- GING, . WEYMOUTH NORTH, DIGBY COUNTY, N.S.”; will be received in the office of the Sec- retary until 3 p.m. (E.S.T.) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1958. Combined specification and form of tender can be seen and obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer (II. & R.), De- partment of Public Works, Ot- tawa, Ontario, also at the office of the District Engineer. De- pantinent of Public Works, Pub- lic Building, PO. Box 875, Hal- ifax, N.S. . To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a see- 'urity in the form of a certified

' cheque or bonds as specified in

the forms of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in‘ accord- ance with the conditions set forth therein.

Tenders must include the tow- ing of the plant to and from the work. ,

The dredges. and other plant which are intended to be em- ployed on this work shall have been duly registered in Canada

* on or before the thirty-first day

of December, 1952, or shall have been built entirely in Canada subsequent to that date.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIER,

Chief of\ Administrative ‘Ser- vices and Secretary. , Depamnent of Public Works. Ottawa March 4, 1958.

Defence Constryuction I I95| I Limited

PROJECT: Supply and In- stallation of Two 15,000 P.P.H. Steam Generating -Units, Sum- merside, P.E.I. File 122-7-52-26 SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked_ as to content and addres- sed to the undersigned for the above project will be received until 3.00‘ P.M. (Eastern Stand- ard Time) , THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 Plans,. specifications and ten- der forms required may be ob- tained by Prime Contractors only from D.C.L. Plans Sec- tion, Room 158, at the address

V below. A deposit of $100.00 pay-

able to Defence Construction (1951) Limited is required for each set of plans and documents. This deposit is forfeited if the complete plans and specifica- tions are not returned in good order on or before the four- teenth day following contract award. / /

Plans and specifications will -be on View at Builders, Exchan- ges in Halifax, Saint John, Fred- ericton, Moncton, Montreal D.C. L. Halifax Branch Office and at the address below. ‘ Each tender must be submitt- ed on the forms prescribed and be accompanied by a security deposit as called for in the ten- der documents. Such deposit shall indemnily the owner against loss in the event of with-

derer subsequent to acceptance of the bid. v The lowest or any tender-not necessarily accepted. J. D. Jennison, Secretary. 4 Temp. Bldg,‘ 56 Lyon St, / / Ottawa, Ontario

I

Looking ‘For.

mutes daily to Borden,

drawal of the successful ten-. fe

Money For Short-Teirm Loans Said To Be On The Increase

ply of short - term investment funds.

The rate charged by the Cent- ral Bank onloans to chartered banks and other lending institu- tions dipped to 2.91 per cent from 3.11.

Th-is contrasts sharply with the all-time high of 4.33 epr cent last Aug. 22 during a “tight-mc zy" peniod. The rate this week was the lowest since. April ,4, 1956, when it was 2.75 percent. Record low of 11/2 per cent was estab- lished in 1955.

The bank interest rate is fixed at one-quarter of one per cent above the week’s average yield o the government‘s 90-day treasury bills. '

MOUNTING DEMAND

Mounting demand for these short-term securities, shoved the average yield on treasury bills down to 2.66 per cent from 2.86 a week earlier.

Heavy ‘bidding on the treasury bills may indicate some banks and investment houses have idle funds on their hands, informants said.

The Central Bank can influence

changes in the country's money

supply. It buys and sells govern- ment bonds. It can bid for the treasury bills, thus increasing competition and influencing the average yield. _

When the Progressive Conserva- tives came to power last June they embarked on a program to reverse the tight-money policy of the former Liberal government.

Since then the Bank of Canada rate has decreased from its mid- summer record high of 4.33 per cent. Meanwhile, the chartered banks"’prime rate on loans drop- ped from 5% per cent last August to 51/4 percent last month.

The United States also appears to be paring rates downwards in a return to an “easy-money" pol-

SEALED TENDERS addres- sed to the undersigned,‘ and marked as to contents will be received in the "office -of the Secretary until 3.00 P.M.‘, (E. S. T.). THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1968, for Contract No. 50/58/SP for construction, New Brunswick Causeway Approach to Camp- bellton to Cross Point Brid-ge_ Oampbcllton,

be seen and forms of tenders obtained at the offices of the 0hief_ Ti-«ans-Canada Hi hway Division, Hunter Bldg, awa, Ontario; and Mr. G.. D. Reid. Supervising Engineer, Highways Division, Federal Building, Fredericton, N.B., and’ at the Post Office at Caxnpbellton. N.B.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a sec- urity in the form of a certiﬁed cheque or bonds as specified gin the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accord- ance L ‘with the conditions set -forth therein.

The Department, through the above offices, will supply plans and speciﬁcations for the work on deposit of a‘sIim of $50.00 in the form of a certified bank che- que or money order payable, to the‘ order of the Receiver Gener- al of Canada. The deposit will be released on return of the plans and specifications in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be far-

ited

- I The lowest or any tender not ncessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIEB Chief of Ainrninistrative Services and Secretary. ‘ Department of Public Workl- Ottawa_ March 4. 1958.

Extra Cash?

The person we want for this part-time job com-

between 4.30 and 5.30

p.m. and presently resides in Albany or district; This is a part-time job, six days a Week For in-

formation and details, write to:

Box 685 . . . The Guardian

of 7-8 “for interviews.

Tenders For,CreCIm Hauling

Tenders will be accepted up to March 20th for the hauling of cream of the Selkirk Route to Souris Cream- ery from May 1st to December 31st. This route covers areas of St. Charles, Selkirk, North Side, Etc. Further particulars available at Souris Creamery. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. S. Gillespie Manager

Souris Creamery Souris P.E.I.

New Brunswick. 1 Plans and speciﬁcations can A’

icy. The U.S. three-month treas- ury bill rate rose sl-1ghily @1115 week to 1.20 per cent from .135 last week. But the trend since Jan. 1'has been one of 86119131 decline. The rate was 2.86 on J an. 8. 1958.

Imperial Tobacco Net Profits Up

MONTREAL (CP) — The Im- perial Tobacco Company of Can- ada, Ltd., 'Thursd»ay reported a consolidated netprofit of $10,954,- 108 for.1957,' a gain of $483,618‘

common shares‘ amounted to 671/: cents a share‘ compared with 65 . cents for the previous year.

Suggests Cure, For Re-cession

NEW YORK (AP) —- United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald Monday night asked

by raising prices and cutting pro- duction but by cutting prices and . increasing production.”

He told the Economic Club of New York:

“Although steel prices had al- ready been raised 13.50 a ton iniless than one year, they were

tually, prices could’ have been.

’ cut by‘ $6 and profits still would

have compared favorably with profits earned by the industry in most prior years.”

As for organized labor, McDon- ald said: ‘

“We ask no preferential treat» ; ment. There will be no pressure; to frustrate sensible automation.

Forecasts Sees Mild We-other

TORONTO (OP) — The United . States weather bureau’s 30 - day forecast predicts generally mild ‘ weather for Canada this month. ‘ The outlook for most of East- ern Canada was above’ normal. with especially warm tempera--. tures predicted for part of North- ern Quebec.

period are Montreal 26 and Hall- . fax 30. \

FARM RECORD New Zealand had a record to- tal of lambs born in 1957, esti- mated at 28,050,000.

CANADA , Tenders For Dredgiiig

SEALED TENDERS, addres- sed to the undersigned and en- dorsed. “TENDER FOR DRED- “ GING, SAINT JOHN (COURTE- NAY BAY), N.B.”, be re- ceived in the office of the Sec- retary until 3 p.m. (E.S.T.) 1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1958. Combined specification and form of tender can be seen and = obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer (H. 8: 11.), De- A partment of Public Works, Ottn - awa, Ontario, also at the office of the District Engineer, De- :. partment of Public Works, P.0. . Box 279, 93 Canterbury Street, Saint John, N.B. . To be considered each tender ‘ must be accompanied by a I security in the ﬁorm of a cer- tified cheque or bonds as spec- - ified in the forms of tender and ' , made on the printed forms-sup plied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions,‘ set forth thereinfo N The 'd.re<l.§es and other plant- which are intended to be em. ployed on this work shall havd been duly registered in Canada on or before the thirty-first day of December,v1952. or shall have ‘

subsequent to that date. , _ '1‘he'lowest or-any tender not . necessarily accepted. ’

ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Ser-. vices and Secretary. Department of Public Works,‘ Ottawa. March 4, 1958.

- ' CANADA

Sealed tenders, ‘in triplicate, addressed to‘ the undersigned and endorsed “Tender for elec- trical‘ installations of green- house (soil fertility), Experi- mental Farm, .C-harlottetown, will be received until noon,- March 14, 1958.” ' ‘

Plans and specifications may be seen and -forms of tender ob- tained at the Experimental Farm Off-ice, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Tenders will not be considered unless made on, or according to these forms and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.

Each tender must be accom- panied by a deposit in the form of a certified cheque on charter- ed bank in Canada, payable to the Receiver General‘ of Canada, or bearer bonds as specified in the form_of tender, for 10 per- cent of the amount of the tender. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be retained as security until the work is com- pleted, while deposits of the other tenderers will be returned upon the awarding of the con- tract.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. C. Parent Superintendent

Experimental Farm Charlottetown

IRE. Island.

over 1956. Dividends declared on '

industry to fight recession “not .

hiked 6 more only last July. Ac-’ "

Average temperatures for this I '

been built entirely in Canada ..