1939.‘ I‘ ‘

Conservative Convention

4TH. DISTRICT or QUEEIWQ CQUNTY

A‘ Convention to nominate tw c ' this districton behalf of the NatIoDsIIICIIIIiIQWatIIoveII-gaw; at the next‘ Provincial Election will be held at Eldon on fuwlfiyedtll: Zed-iii: o!‘ lllnlntelllw at z p. iii. Each poll s en o sen ve e e s asked to have these appolntedaat edge. m" chum“ m PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. ' L-468-4-18-3l.

Conservative Convention 1ST. DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S COUNTY I

A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party

at the next Provincial Election will be held at Bradalbane “mm

on Monday, May 1st, 1989 at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have

these appointed at once. PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. L-468-4-18-3i.

Conservative Convention 1S'1‘. DISTRICT OF KINGPS COUNTY

A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party at the next Provincial Election will be held at Sourls on Friday, April 28th, 1939, at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once.

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.

L468-4-18-8l. Mw °"

Conservative Convention

2ND. DISTRICT or KING'S covmv

‘A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party at the next Provincial Election will be held at Morcll on Thursday, April 27th. 1989, at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once.

PROVINCIAL consanvarlva ASSOCIATION,- fill. . L-tii8vt-l8-ti. - i 'r

Conservative’ M

8RD. DISTRICT OF KING'S COUNTY

A‘ Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party

" at the next Provincial Election will be held at Cardigan

on Tuesday, April 28th. 1939 at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have

these appointed at once. _ PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Ii-4B81-l8-8i.

Conservative Convention an. DISTRICT or KING'S couivrr A Convention to nominate two ‘candidates to contest

I thisdistriet on behalf of the National Conservative Part

at the next Provincial Election will be held at. Murray

River on Monday April 24th, 1989, at 2 P. M. Each poll is t8 . entitled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked

to have these appointed at once. PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Ii-468-4é184l.

Conservative Convention 5TH. DISTRICT OF KING'S COUNTY

A Convention to nominate twocandidatcs to contest this district on behalf of the National Conservative Party at the next Provincial Election will be held at Georgetown on Wednesday, April Nth, at 2 P. M. Each poll is entitled to sendfive delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once.

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Li-(GS-d-IS-Bl.

Conservative Convention

3RD. DISTRICT OF PRINCE COUNTY

A Convention to nominate two candidates to contest this distflct on behalf of the National Conservative ‘Party at the next Provincial Election. will be held at Summer- side on Wednesday” Mayilrd, at 2 P. M. Each poll is en- titled to send five delegates and poll chairmen are asked to have these appointed at once. .

PROVINCIAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. 4 L-ttflet-"IB-di;

am.- msrnrc or names county

A Convention to. n ins two candidates to contest this district on behalf the ational Conservative Party at thehext Provincial leetlon will be held at Summer- side on Wednssdayrhd 9rd, at 8 P. M. Each poll is entitled to send tive delegates nd poll chairmen are asked to have

appointed at o

tive Convention

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THE CHARLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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for ‘said solids for 22-22 1 2. W butter was unqilcalgal.

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Stock Prices Move Lower In New York

_ BY FREDERICK GARDNER 3g,‘ a Associated Press rinanolal Editor 101-3 NEW YORK- 5011i l’! —(AP)— 93 With no especially helpful change

111 either the European scene or 1,3 the omestic business picture, the

stock market today stepped back fractions to more than three points

1n the aftrcnoon lifted prices above

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9 L: Transfers _oi' 524,040‘ shares were 1o 14 the smallest since March 29, and 33 Wlllilrled wiiih Friday's next light- w 88% session omen the turnover was 11 019/860. The Associated Pres aver- ‘ ageof OOiuues wasoifi! 01a will‘ 1% “ed81- d e an an epar ent was 2g generally lower with mostiinissues in. n active. Distillers Seagram drtypped 1 Will to 16 and International Nickel 1 1-0 to 4s s-s while Dome and Walkers lost sizeable fractions. Lake Shore was steady Prominent stocks on the retreat Wflle U. S Steel. Bethlehem, (nlfyfiler, General Motors, Mont- 34 BOUNTY W811i. Douglas Aircraft, 1., Ameflwl Telephone. Consolidated 14 Edi-Km. American Solemn; 5am; b‘ FIG, N. Y. Central, W%1nghovu5e, Dll POM. Ihstmsn Kodak and U, 1 S. Rubber.

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the low. but there was little vigor

D11’ Foundation Co Gen St Ware Gypsumi

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Int Nickel

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Montreal Stock Exchange

ONE 0F TIIEWURLIYS GREAT LIFE INSURANCE INSTITUTIONS

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CONFEULII/ITION Llfi IOR LIHINQTH SERVICE AND SECUHII!

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Branch Office: Bank of Nova Scotia Building. Charlottetown-W. G. HOGG, Manager

J. ALDIRIC RAYMOND vies rnsainsssv

J $11981‘

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CHAS. H. IINXY

materials of the bridge site:-

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short horn bulls one two years .11 and a call. Mack McPhall, North 1-2 River. L-886-4-l3-15-l8.

FOR SALE — PRAUHCALLY NEW d furniture including Ohesterficld Suite. Radio, etc. 6B Bayfleld St.

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Short l-lorn Bull 5 years old. Alex. Mackenzie. Inng Creek. _._____._______.1:4§9;4.__.-15:li-

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furnished rooms.

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Keep MInlItPs In the home.

housework in Guardian.

dorsers.

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needed vacation or for "'°'i,'o'se we, 1 u. 1m. 1 iiieiisi in uii iiiisu iiia ID!!! u» eiini n re- moved.

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piles and o price per M. B. M. for sown lumber. marked, "Tenders for Materiel.“ Poles end piles to be of spruce or fir, straight, well cleaned

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

TENDERS Filll MATERIAL

Gillian’: Bridge, South Kildore, Lot 4 SEALED TENDERS addressed lo the undersigned, will bl

received of this office until noon of Saturday, April I5, I939, from any person or persons willing to supply and deliver the following

200 cords poles in I6 ft. lengths not less then 4 inches el - 200 piles in II It. lengths not less then 8 inches et small end.

I00 pieces 6" x 6" in 16%. ff. lengths. Wuzfgi 200 pieces 2" x 5" in 16% ft. lengths. 0| 200 pieces 4" x 5" in 6 ft. lengths.

Parties tendering may lender for the whole or any portion thereof submitting o price per cord for poles, e price each for the Tenders to be

Lumber to be spruce or hemlock, square edged, frcc from wone and shakes and sown lo the exocl size specified. All materiel to be inspected at the site and must be de- livered on or before Moy I5, I939.

The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or

L. B. MncMILLAN, Deputy Minister of Public Works end Highways.

gil- Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Mcrch 22, I939.

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PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DEPARTMENT 0F PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

Tenders For Guard Rail Posts

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed. "Tender for Snpplyin, Guard Rail Posts", will be received until l2 o'clock ~- noon. Monday. May lst for the supplying o! the following material:

OedacerJmlper-Guardlailhste-

.. C.N.R. tati .Ill liilhl. {Ollopoustsfrirfk long. ‘lsinclil; at IIreIma-ll c

soo posts. 1 n. long. 1 inches at uie iiiisu end when the bar is ~-

_ , .n.a.suiu alciiiii 0,125.1. IrDOop0&,cD.rftFIOIl‘, 1o Illdlawll the iiiiau iiia II!!! the hltl ti re- Boopostsl ftlonpllneheaat thesma-llendwhentheharklsre-

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