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11Doz. Bananas 25c 'lMixed Biscuits 251: ’??f?¥fT??sd ‘1n$F-WT?.n.

Ijar Peanut Butter 25c 5 .Jil P il n. .%SuhhfTf?§§ 291: 10 lb.Sugar 631:

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1’ lb. Salted Peanuts 19::

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6 Grapefruit 251: 2 tins Pears ........ 281: 2 tins Pineapple .._. . Zitlns Peaches

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Wm- W° cohsrstulsis . _ o.. ........, .-,,,,,,.,,, ,¥,,1=,",,,‘;~,*,°:l ENTERTAINMENT ecutive in the work they have dousl I-I ' 1 linconnection with the new Hoa- ' P1111- With si-est sstisrsotion vol I-I welcome Mrs. Higgs as the new . .1 President and ask for lull. ll". , htcfly support or sli. ' "

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Your trustees feel more at a loss: 1,13:/k to express appreciation of the

bet of the Medical Btaff than ever -_- A

°“’- '1`11°Y 1111-vo. as usual. taken j-j

CRIB Of UE mhily HCC pgtlgnu in 1 .-:-:-:-.-:sz-1-:-:~;».»;-1-:-:-ze:-:-' 's~--s~s- ~ _ the Hospital, giving to them gbsl p y_ __ from R T I-Iolman's Co. best attention pcsslblb ‘Parke H

u l _ r ooper. Work to start ' The original plans for roadways

dltioh they have hsen_¢T1‘lss1f,u°':,, Tuesday, November sro. 1911. 1-lohh Mohydeh. Gliairmanflilelsrs. and “urs 1 s ts - s

was oun be lbo

ve a great amount of thou- vim, M°1-»°°'~1 11111 1’1¢ki11‘f1 W" 91111101111' ate and very expensive. News lzlarlia to the planning the new Hangul, First Bod Turned “<1 5 0011111111190 1° 11011 W1111 0111- were submitted to the committee The success of our Hospital is l11°l'1!18 181101111 on May ilth, 1933, and the prin- llrsoly due to the untiring exons An appropriate program was sr- cipls adopted. .Blight changes to of vgur Medlillsl stag, _ ranged,/Ialnsd svhleltlriralil sod was 1711111" 510110 I-|16 improve the scheme from s land-

e neo w li to - Y . ones on scape standpoin were mad b th

preciation of the Ti’ :ge 1:11 her mother, Mrs. Franklin Bov- 'T110 1101511011 druwlnle °! the staff of the llxperimental°Bt{tiol: olcrgymen or the durerent churches yer at a pin. November sud, 1031. °°1h¢1' flour. 1-he u1°11°ef1h1 °l'°1' and approved by the committee.

in their regluar attendance on the Addresses were given by late Lieut.- 111° 110111 4001' 11-1111 111° 111116! P11110

CORNER KENT AND PRINCE STS. P°°1¢111-1- Governor Cherie Dol n

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GTl1e following nurses gra.d11|i¢q;‘Pren1ier Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan

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1 Scout and Cub Annual Entertainment,

Prince of Wales College, under the distinguish- ed"patro`nage of His Honour Lieutenant Gov-

ernor: DeB|ois. Friday, May 25th- Admission 25c- ` '

1 from . ' ‘ Prowse Bros.: and the furnishings

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HG SUB

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'. .kin . - r. ayers tom the sanding com-1

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d consider-ationin this matter

' mittee that he considered: “that

hitectui-ally the building is s cess. The fire resistance is un-

ionably high, and the Prince

: Edwlrd Illlhd Hospital has letl

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- hospital bed. .it_is thorn ly well

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j lauilt and ws have done a good . ob." - On April 25 the equipment com-

' mittee reported on the tenders they

3 had

j and

the

with the words Prince so ra rs- 1 land Hospital for the stonevspposits condemn of wut

received on blinds, linoleuln. furnishings. It was agreed that Tontine blinds be purchased T Eatcn's. the Linoleum from

Turn your

mggina Thompson, mrma 1,und,;and others.

ed by Mr W K Rogers, Chairman ly

SATISFACTION 1fl';§,°:_ ;f;,§°1¢1lf,1§l'§°§ggl,ff;l'1°§i§ A. McLeod, Dr. J. A. clark, on-_ ials, me resistant construction, <C°f=_i1uue<1_fI1_ 111° 11 l‘.'{fi1’.'o..‘1’§i"1.o"f.i1ils'.'f1‘°§.”t..'7u°.§‘. L'é““i'.' 311' use ‘;;‘.l:.&:.:1.°;“»..°~":..';°‘"..°°.f.:f°s‘.‘.1f.‘;l iii.

The following report WN pmmt_ wards m;1'ho foregoing report is respect-.On Jan. seth eleven firms of con

MacKenzie, Lois MacDo - At the January 18th 1932, meet-

ald, Helen Crosby, Grace Harper.” ling of the commltteefconstruction Aooordlhs to the hys-laws Mr. s. materials, sound absorption mater-

ed Pickard and Mr. F. M. Stew. lighting and heating were discuss- retlre from the 'rnlstee Board, ed with the architect, James Govan. of whom are eligible for re-el-‘Pleas were completed but specifi- 011- Icatlons were only partly completed.

ly submitted. tractors were selected to when;

of the Board of Trustees: < 'mum W This is the fifty-first annual re- J

From the financial reports that °

K. Rose". chalmmm H D lplnns and specifications were to be

realize that in nine months oc- °1'1-1f111"y dll?-S not justify us in be- iuc lilo positive. but we do bellevel l that we have a. hospital that is welll

suited to o cm be opelgtelzifedt-1 111111 one that or the thrss 1-iospltsls ro the extent

Wm be wel, me to of el.0oo and Hon. pr. Momillsh,

Ports have come to us on sev

lrai

occasions that our nies rs

very much higher than in the gm gurther increase of our Dominion

Hospital. This is not eo. Our or- dinary ward rate is still $150 per f111y. semi-private room, ;9_00 "lu 1>'1"1° 1°°1u-1 from taco up to sooo. gixidetfgg ilhflflmzfeb have nothing a number Z ed wud whh

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construction of hos ital The

D011 01' 111° T1'1151“” °f 111° P1'1”°° has been submitted you will see P 1°k”d' F M 5111111111' °1°1”1 -11/1° the D

Edward 151111111 1“1°51111“1~ W1111° 1” that we owe the Royal Bank $125,- Fa

certainly door 1101 111111 111 1mP°1'°' ooo and that thsrs is $17,194.16 un- H” -

ones with the first annual report wld buu md U, 0 u Thu Trustees.

hlch announced that the first C un ' 151° ll' be tak d Hospital has been opened it is md ll enl_llc`“° of by BA bon issue

- » bel i: th ia

,probably the most important since ,,,l,,,,,l’l,u,,§_, u,“f,°,,° §,m,,,§g,§‘“l1f§,d that of .fifty years ago. <

and while we are carrying this

Since we met here a year ago our sented

splendid new Hospital has been oc- bn” debt ‘ mmcient amount' of or

cur Clovemment and city grants

cupied, the opening taking place on July 4| 1933- the cum" mme my and the interest on our endowlnent

As recorded in the minutes of r _ _

Building Bbport

The following report wus pre-

by Dr. J. A. Clark, Secret-

y of the Building Committee:

_ h the P. E I Hospital Trustee Board

in been laid on Octobe 1 “md mu" be Bet mae to pay t 8

s P 0. 1932- interest. 'rh ithd l r th 1° A Very °X°€11°°1 ll1°B1’1l111 V113 111" amounts from Zur 5:11;-aloreverieiig were 11PP°1111°1`1 111° 131111111118' C°l11~ rnllgdd by U16 PIOgl'BiI\ COXILIIIIWOQ Wm llndmlbwdly necessltate some In

lttee, to build the new Prince

lmson’ S* A- Macmod; Ameé sent, asking them to tender -on the d _ . _

names of other firms were added

yell; Jam P to ; H. I-I. me; R_ L_°_;0ml;l A omhlst the meeting held Merch ith,

December 1930, the followlngl

1932. The resignation. of James Paton from the chairmanship and the Building committee, owing to ill health was received at this meet- lrig and regretfully accepted. A let- ter of appreciation for the very valuable services rendered was pre- pared and sent to Mr. Paton also1 expressing beat wishes for hisl speedy recovery. Mr. W. K. Rogers was the acting chairman until Mr. 8. A. McLeod was appointed per-

the corner stone at the front door _Tl-lg obmplbgluu bl gh, wb,-lg wsu; We” improved at the September forward very rapidly during the 22nd, 1932, meeting. The wording ,prius muu;b_,_ Ml-_ Edwlu _cook suggested by Rev. Dr. R.. Moorhead wbb but ou gb, wgbbbel- ,ll-lpplng L€ilate~ "The comer stone of this ou up

. “<1 11-1 1’ °1' "Tho Muooho." issued that save the details or that Mr. Robert A. Gordon, duly laid the ovens Among the 5 ll

. pea ers were

corner stone on Thanksgiving DRY- Mr. Charles Neergaard and Dr. G. The collection taken amounted to Hurvey Agn",-_ Thea, mm met Wm, $53.78. the building committee, the Hospi-

The following sub-committee was tsl and Medical Staff, on July 5th,

appointed to examine and check 1933, and digousgud ol-guulmllou over all equipment then in use that sud mcegsury 5l;ulf_ ,ul,l,llu_ “_ might be used in the new building bbunblug 5ysl,em_ tmlnlng school' and look into the matter of all uud 3-l-uduute muuel Tlu, mklng 0ll111P11I@11t required 111 the New of two engineers scrap-books, list- Hospitalr Dr. I. J. Yeo, Chairman, lug ull equll-,ment Wm, lmmlctlom Alfred Picknrd and Miss Anna giving uegullu re me bllelrutlllg of Mair.

each part, were stressed. These

The building committee approved were bblulneu from Ml.

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-of purchasing electrical transform- Kelli; uftel- bl, lluul ll “mes

c ecking of

n ers at a cost of 910. on Dec. Bth.

pf uhish Mr. James Paton was buk to llm mum or yearly col_1Edward Island Hospital. James gfgeullilgehzgnflguoglsgelggugéllg 1932. They also aiipro?/ood of the fol- evgtyvtvldgmfflopogod that th, bullu chairman. A large nurriber of pro- loam” bull, ln the my md Paton, Chairman W. K. Rogers, W. gsm-,bury Wu, ln,l_-muted' to get 8 lowing sub-contractors: Plastering- commute, bu dlsbanded alle £8 nlinent citizens were present and oollnlry ‘ml W, have llxed October F. Tldmarsh, B. A. McLeod, H. H. llllng cal-,lust lol- lem," papers J. J. Campbell; Painting-F. C. July 3791 muullu but th ml; tee 1111 °°111P11”11"11°°¢1 114 °11 1“1'1n¥ |11°11~ lst this year as the date on which H°1`11° “nd D°°1°1`° L J- YW H1111 and catalogues The problem of fin- Wauefi M111'1l1° and TBFFHZZH- show that the wqirked the huths 1*" 0110151115111* *nd We" °11“1PP°d we will resume this system. We be- °1- A- C11“‘1¢~ ences took up' the time of several `C°1l11011y Mhrble M0811!! Tile C0- summer virvere still lmust B 1’"11‘11“§- A5 °"1d°11l‘i°l1'111"1 1'11¢ WP' speak for our collectors a generous T110 31111111118 C°U1111111¢° 11191 111 meetings. It was suggested tho; The following sub-committee was on Janu1;‘!yd3lst 1934 5/Ernirgfrhggg porters of the Hosp a maybe proud _ ins Publicity office. Queen street. a lntod to hah le the m tier ' ' ' ggrvftlzfgs for m X'ce£gns:°`?&ol1l1"°a1;plke°slm we our Charlottewwnl December sand’ be iasuzil tt; supplement the PP° t d 11 0! Stewart. accountant from the A F.

w 'A 1

l acous ic plaster: Mr. James Paton, 3 C _, `

rho t uors s i iris' '° bond issue very widely distributed 1930 cud decided fo have o fluu that th ° cmpam °° ye” ° W” ‘"°'°'" “" 1"’ A” 1 O q e

_ , e work might go forward. It C11“11‘m1m. D°°1°1'5 ~7°11"5°1\ “T111 uct 17111 1983. meeting. He showed

... ....... .., M.. él..°.’l.. 1-? 552.? ;,°;°;=,~g:;,f,;';°,1;‘;§;:,;#~,f*;§e;,_b<;‘;g=, 3§..€.’°f.‘;'.‘”.§"....‘.§.‘i°i‘.“‘i?“;.§.§'l.°‘.‘$i2“.,§‘3 ,','."‘,.;:,”,‘,';1§“°.;,’ 31:; ,*,3,’°,-,°,?,‘;,g",‘;'} i’.°.?..°€ i.'§.i§.?”§i‘. “‘$’.‘l.°;§, ’é‘i..".Z.'..‘.‘.‘2.°1 iii* J§‘.°' *itil °&°”.°‘ °"° "“”‘”"° ‘ gmgewmch ap1’?.°"d 1° 111° Mulch and $1000 bearing interest alfa 1 z pointed secretary. and instructed to ” ` n '11 *5 M” '

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num xlucf the Modern Hospital" lm- wut, The lulereul L, fully pm write to the several firms recom by tha autumn of 1932' Dr' H' D was V e to attend B meeting ot ed E' numb” M d U

a dl onal changes

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and W ch W1” 191111111911 111 111° vided for by the Govemnient and mended by Dr. A81111W.BS1<11lB 1110111 g1)i}ttI;°nor:e:fiea lgiygtafcethgfczg- 1E1$dH‘1;qli1'epll11;Tl1iger1;.(tion arse 3);? tt; 8i?l§1iTlm?I1h;’s?;1tc11m;:11 amgilxltiildg Guardian and Patriot. Mr. Neer- glgy slung, md lnbelull, from mu. what it would cost to have them uouulllanlum eu, ' ' ' 3”

ilaard is one of the best blown mdowmbugguu

the housing of nurses and domes-

dung lllb luvestmenl prepare plans, specifications and The umlllgsug und-My Kellll en-. The sub-committee on acoustic tic help within the h itl

specialists in Hospitsiplsnniug and _ ll th chit t oh in - ' ' I _ °‘1’ “' ‘°°""` ls retained by me my of Nm wrt isviln sbsgliutsly ssfs one o o er or eo il arson ooh gineer. mei: with the committee on pluster reported in writing. D .

006111 tic plaster, etc. 'I'he net cost of the

ms mme is headed “An me t e wo d also can the attention heoilou with the construction ol I April iiltiranu iath, 11132, wh th bor 2111 rooornm 11111

. en e 11 118 “D€¢00S00" orl a un e n

o the supporters or the Hospital new modem hospital et Charlotte- whois problem of avaliable :undo acoustic plaster- The Byers Co. took thliim 1ssvi1riigrt°ks1iz»go<'1'oal11o‘2°‘:`i§:1.1'i°°1.'

of Stretching the Community Dol- bu ebb lmpbrlul-lu, of lublouplug our town. size of hospital and t e of build the responsibility of a sub-contract tho ll doll ' ` V 1111*" Here 1111’ 1" 19W 01 111° 111811 endowment fund. The amount oi Af 8 1112811118 01 the 11111141113 ing was carefully egggluereu ll; with J. J. Campbell to put on this bbulglslgnll lg 32523 on me mgmal ‘P011 “B°1“”1"8 111 1111# 111 1111114 I the endowment st the present time committee held January hlh. 1931. consultation with the Medical staff plaster. the A01# 113 doom ma”-Wm'

1“1"~“P111‘1 W” ‘1°518‘1°‘1 W111°11» 111 amounting to about $63,000 repro- Dr. H. D. Johnson and Miss Anna gl, Wu, ueclueu uuu, the cbmmlllee' The tender or the otls Fensom 'rbb' rs ¥-tml, °°u.,, .

spite of the fact that it includes sont; thu remembrance; ol moby J. Meir were appointed an advisory could ml, llpouspd wlgb gb, ul-lgluul Elevator Co. was accepted for an but me glpo ll I bgdy tm long' 11111115' Sl>c01Bl 16811112! 11012 f°l111d 111 of our generous people who have colnlnitteo- project costing 540000000 and it automatic passenger elevator The tlrlnn 0;: mud made M tm °1"11"111`Y H°5P111"1 °°115171'11°11°l1» BWI passed away this and future gen- 011 -7111111111? 151-11 1931. the Build- was ubuullougu-Tb¢'~5uu°le up lllbebl equipment sub-committee reported ul? il-mg' 1* num' work of tm 1111 °"L1tlfd hoho of the essentials. srstions it ii hoped will oo equsuy inc Committee The H°1pi1=1'1‘lus- and sp mens 'wore is 1° January wth was recommending ° “tl “"1 md 11" hem’ °°'°1" 11'”-’ 1111111 111 B °°5° N1’ 1’°¢1' fl! generous. A form 'of bequest is tee Board. The Hospital Stuff Bud osos wisth moduled “big 01310; that the tender from George R’ em (Teo every member of th' b°1°W 111” °f 111° °"°"¥° 1’“11‘1111l printed in this report which may the Medical Staff moi ll1\1'd1o- suitable- h itai to poor; about Prowso Range co Ltd bo accepted f°mm1'°e` so regularly cm” mm' °f °°’“P““l1’1° 11" ""1 1yP°~"- be or assistance to shy one ooh- cursed with 1/lr.B.'r:vsn Parry the wouulou 152,, une ouulu u b for kitchen equp1`mont` and that bmis ‘iv 111° °°mmm'°° hm bm' "C°11"°u1¢u°o 111 the amusement teihplating giving the 1-lospltsi sup- general requirements or the 'New M, ’G.,`,u, Mrs,” e§ pal ,ue y the tender from the 'canada Ice nf d' ° mmd has been “pt °' 01 111° "‘"1°115 11911111-f1»1111l111'11 111 N' port in this way. P. E. I Hospital. The needs and l 'glulr ' ' mlu edu lfurelib Machine Company Limited be ac- e very numerous mamnss M the 1111111" 1° °"1'1 *“°111°1'» 111° °11‘1°lV°1' The work of the Hospital has construction of all the various de- sm wuluiegonyf, gb S lldlu cepted for refri eration' that the many sub-committees' and me M' 1° m”11° 111° 1111°1'1°1' 11-* 110510111” been somewhat greater than last partments were discussed in detail W” xlilgppo e e u 8 tender from Mesgrs In 'am dt Bell °eBs”y‘mdMdunl work wwde M and 1111’1"°111’° “S P°5‘111’1¢- 51111 1316 year 1,568 patients treated as Mr Alfred Plckard was appointed co/Tgnzb E' gl ll ld 2 ,-l Ltd for sterilizers bg ac e ted the commmees' of every member or 1111111111111 116111 and 111616 of the uh- agsifist list last your patients- s member of the Advisory commit- 'mg M: néfeugg is °“ May fl "Those recommendations wir? ali ine Buudms and Advmw °°°““"'

expected details. are everywhere in :ees ss'i,iic1l as against 'sssola list too at e. meeting January seth l mi ug, ' °l'{'¢,,,my fgngm “Q confirmed b the buiiain commit

°V1<1°11°°- Hero 1-1 1 hospital 111 year an lacrosse or seals our cost 1931 on April zoth the chairman' 5, mmm °“ ° W" ceo on iueifrus zoth 51 ui _ e nm that M Hamm 1" ‘°°' which far more mm ordinary we per .pmmt dw mcluéed nom Mr .James Paton .Wu hutmmeé t ey 111:? accomplished. Sketches of meat commmeeryeco gegqthpl ceivlng much favorable public com- has been 1111113" 1° °1’1a111 U -111111111 $2.00 to $3.12 which is brought to .interview hospital architects in wo alllmateblpmns were received the tender for lockeignifn ardad ment and ,ici that' quoting again sound absorbing surface as 1106811116. about by additions to the staff Mom;-sul ottawa and ,I,m_mt°_ahd fx'0tl}rll tetharc tect. 'liiizulliest iréw Messrs H G Ro er §mi;wH lor Mr. Byers. It is thoroughly well where partitions, floors, muuy which were lbsolumyynecessuy for on Apru.27m mal Mr S A Mc_ bo o ese were com ed an sim son wl ag :wed b .th. built and wg have doneagood _l0l,_..

doorways, equipment, etc. have been tl" comfort or the patients. we Lead was aut1;mze&t°_go,mti` Mr lénany improvements suggested by buugm .wmmmliése iaphe tendy 1;

ipeciigxlly ‘studied to prevent sound have added s supervisor of nurses Paton to Montreal, Ottawa and g:1:}fc°q11l1ll;‘1t;t;1§lm¢1;ni‘loo:-hgvumsaqilsfetg 111° 5151011116116 Hl11'dW11r¢ Coerlltgl m€t°l$wt1i1`eFil?x;1;;i;E:11rgo`fs?@p';rl:z,R°; runs sson." ' ’ ` ‘ ' ' ° 0 1 ~~llrl>l-vever. the ouutemiss more u;"l'i,§'s°§.°.§'.iZ .ff'.‘i'l§`l'ff.'§`t°no‘§.§1s°§ §‘l’°1’.‘§§..”£g°'1i.Z‘i? §f.'p.}‘§€1"o°.§° "12.f§ 33.21 §f.§`.‘.'.§’t"..1.i.’2".`C‘.i‘.°‘§;..1".$. 25151; f§`.`se§°°fT.‘§“§<.sf§’,' §.”if.',‘.`§f‘.'.f£ 1253.5 §'l'i..7.s"f.‘f.'.`.'.‘i'i.'§`$"3t°"11°'&11.i’.f.§ff»‘i’

ll srlositalisthe oi.‘ _ » _ li. -. .’“~"........."~“f. ‘.‘:.':°“°li.i:"";f.‘2:.i"ir ;:_:;‘..‘*s..°:.;";ir:_.;‘:.°°‘:.;.°°...”.§:.- i:;°.e:‘.::.';°;'-.‘:::'1.‘.:.f:.:;“e.:;he: ?.°s..l.‘s;‘:.i.i'“sl iirfsilismis 1 gggl ufgraly 61;°"§r1d°f,1;)°dbe‘:ln1§'lo:1l_§g; "1 “tibia <;11l:1;f;11-1108;” 11698121- The committee, with the archi- bkelch uhowlng the wlube,"ol the committee and accepted. Ii: was Statement of Subscrhitiona

has been stretched to Gov" no Bwolmed num Bu p3msorl°-1-»11am§ tect, flrstnvifslted 311;; si2t;lhofl9atl11e uommlllee wb, prepureu bud (ol-. ggriiaedt that automatic humidlfiers PI d I

beds. lhmugh careful study' “lem Mm uhm’ Putt. m charge .M me New Hoag; on nrmy 1 . r- warded to the architects. It was evnlis allleclli sue Zee piaylibe In cash $183,822.00 ““° 1"‘”‘"‘“1 ‘md °°°=°"°""° eww fl°°r ~ foul -lution of 3 T§}§°.f?8.°fsZ s..si`2s.¥”i‘.'.`§°i€‘ L§,'°§§,,§,'}.‘i°,,1‘Z,f1.[.”§“,1I”‘I;.,i,,‘f’.’$f;,{§‘.f,§ wo.. °spp$’s.‘§§'.i`~`“T..§`.‘.1'.f.§°§'"§`y‘§f§§°.f Please-°ii.°§§~ii"po.°'li.’i " ‘°‘§33'33

pioneering in new methods - ' 1 ' '_ " ' smlctlon ls aslonlshlnw. C‘gng;x_“_ glfflhpx; {1;1:° °e1‘1r'a1”c1;‘;1;1(1i ‘;1l’l1;§‘1 was agreed on lvftaym30llli, that Ill; of the v,ull_,_ when an esglmule of and switchboard. Dr. Yeo, Chair- glxilrllges 5?; 2,320.00 1118 0111' H°Sxlp11Bl with s modem eers instead of one. We are. hw- 113111)( iithxeurgegymgunn I Hoelfitginarid g§imig'r(1s0 vtvlics 51:;-red(;rr-1 gd ESQ-‘ 1111eBn'1lI\17;:sl1S;i;aTs1111i111111s itiiisknfgligwizmg ry p U M0

f,`;L;:;'pleg31§e‘1say;'f°“P11°1 NCNIWY :;0:i1 Kgtgng B10 tl,»`bg°ri1;ht1'¢sl;g;1 01; a, nursm home be 8400§0a1l7{~00- 011 ject to n1'lnorychariEc.? Egylcavation Yeo. Mr. Harris, Mr. Baker' and §;’£1a1;13°};;1 klg1`l]6C1'111¢1‘1 Ul9B.303.04`

.. ' June 16th, Mr. Albert er was Mr. Plckard. On Januar 26th t e C °°5 °"~

nm'£‘i`sc;:l’;1;‘l11m;1co1lf:lllPcf’l1;Uual:€m1::1ll;f gzngedqglfr ni;ihourmape&sl}l:lgch1:£' engused as Clerk of Worlu. Tho :t(i:rl'ltfeclfm.-luiikzo £1311. Clblbixiiigl plan submitted by this ycommlttge 1”" 1,200.00

' - e 1' n ia Domestic En ineerin was ce s mi .

(1)’f1;‘~;‘;a,1;‘f2§5*3§|1 “$11234 rvrlehrofn 31:1; uflsrllmlrlaisrl, 1'und.b ggmziin; Limited were engaged ag 235215118: 1:3; g11lu¥;r;us:§ll§§t§€1comnii§te§ tg-li tnjephggestghimlttgg ‘19"~1°3-°4

mme thermal insulation in wal” teé you and .theasbalgxi-éesléthlhe §ngil1eers.Mi-._James E. Harris will shediiw. N. B., wee approved. a report on March 9th. outlining

ppolnted assistant architect. two schema, and recommending

gm ll`?l‘;f,}al;l1gg§;;?li°£g:eg°lvi1l::§wl's' ,‘;,°11°f;1n¢ V111 be 1`1°"° 111; 111° The Prince Edward Island Hoa- `, 1-gulls” glmml seven intemal telephones, a switch- lluully two and B hall “mu that M1315 e"1'lXV° !°°15;"'° QW “'11-1°1“ pital Trustee Board at their meet- board. three trunk lines, and of Prince Edward Island" ` hu' Express “gt 131 1118 of September 1931 arranged 1° Tenders for the building were re- "Jocks"`ih six rooms with one port-

Alld D,-_ Harvey Agnew' who hu mfrgdldom fephgralau 1’ °1l`l 1’ have Dr. J. C. I-iouslan, Mr. -71111165 ceived and 15 were opened by tho able telephone. This was adopted .. boi-n our very great friend andlfg eg `l°f'lv§° leklnas hm” °’°‘;.Poton sud Miss Ahhh M111' attend secretary at the meeting st tho by the building committee. “,304 ,ll ’ '» `.1."

an-llop ln bum-lccllo ml _ ° “P ° 1' 11 1; ° “T” ° the American Hospital Association gunudlun Nulloml Hotel July 25th, The Government allowed the ' ' _ 1.

1 - “ W °°“‘1'“‘° 1111’ 1"“”11- F" 1°“' lem 11° 11” ti t th no al Your Hotel 1 H it 1 to 1 t ' 1 ith T°1“1 ‘"“°““" 1’1°d“"' " 1°"°5”'°°

tion and planning said at the Dedi- glven lllg llm, and llls ablllly and C0111/911 011 11 et ybe nth 1931 1932- T118 1'0110W11`18' S1111-°011111111-1-11° '£513 1° t p111'°11‘5efm11 em’ W ` Paid on pledges to April

cation Exercises: the results, we are sure y°11 W111 ad' in Toronto on sepgm las ' ls' Wu appointed to consider the ten' ou sa es ax’ and re und’ wer: "1 30. 1934 . . . . . . . . . . . _ .._ 13820331

.rf “"1 mv- up bo up §§"il_:oi:.:°;:i:f; .. ws.; 'c.,,2..*-.h.’;c‘;‘.~..:3:°1.r.;‘;f';:. ;:2§;2..i"..'r::; .‘;.'..°i:..:;:.:;‘:. __ _ , ,

D111 ms. ru u , more ' _ ‘ - - - 1 » ' _ ‘ mourl outs an in on ' 'c . _ 5' 'if ‘ _ imiures tim., hsvsy ever- boléilodggf ;§§f§.§,°l11§'l,,§',1,‘,fl‘;l '§,'§,,,§1l‘§§‘,f,§f.,1°§l,,,f,§‘; they vleilcd whllo 011 111° 1111>- Pioirard. Doctors 1. J.,yoo ,ms _;_ A_ was completed. col. Charles Leigh pledge. ________ $45,655.19 // ;}l:l._'. _‘tiger __.-2" - _

wloped, to my lmqwm-lge_ go, me tha” four Nam The Secretary ol. Tlnlie very vaclgleilllitlézdaliod tlliefglnlg- Clailc. Melitings dwere held ,almost lllgllkeidl rrlisléclllilegliotllie computa- Pledges not payable ,mm ._ ¢l|;il,| xlgliiwgl l _.__ _:ll __ V _

or were l‘ ' l 1 an . ' _ .==-'~ "- ` 1, '71 ‘“` '=f~ _ '

;f1.;11ea;1<1mr)11::12Loii1yn:i(i1lnet}o ?l;xl'e."bel?d` l1111€ls1ns§lb?r11I;1:;n¢imeif'flI1i1i'rc)po‘i?t 1113 C°1u11llitfl1ce13;,lthelr meeting of $31 lmggiyemzgrs l3;r¢yml:uen¢1;$ f1\;I}l;s_LEi;;lestlAi Fosltir, Prcsidgllt 1936 l5'422'50 " ` ` 'f' ~/1 rl' ' ' . 1 llcflilred enthusiastioall , '~ t ` ,, October it . . by day in consultation with the 0 o a .es . Scccy. was R - Balance due at present -~

lnhny respects you sroygsubuybug ?l:°th¢;;,n$,?lrl'lL;ne£°°vf”n'?;';m'é1;° “$1113 Their visit to the Alllston Hospi- ul-bhllecu and ,nB.lneel._ These wore ed to the equipment committee in upto __ _ 331,232 59 ,wg * t _..

‘11°11°1 01' your time " lll, ll,-“mtl al wlllch llme the tal was particularly timely, and bpppovuu on ,luly 2311; bud submit connection with the choosln of

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We -are gl-nd to be able to report hat the Provincial Government has increased the annual grant to each

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~ has assured us that lf we get a

ubsidy a further and sufficient Zrant to the Hospitals will be the first charge on such increase. Your Trustees are deeply grateful to Hon. Dr. MacMillan and the members of his Government for their consider- ation.

During the year our Board .suffer-

ed a. severe loss through the _death of Hr. J. E. Bell a member of this Board since. 1917. He gave to the Hospital over sixteen years of faithful and valuable service We have already expressed to his widow and family our sense of loss and our sympathy in their bereavement in which we know you all loin. We

his death by the appointment of Mr. Robert L. Cotton, and we would ask this meeting to ooniinn

Less cash subscriptions . . Lessservioes . . . . Less supplies Less equipment Less Sundry cash receipts

$10.909.44

35.00 128.00 590.00

me \ ' ., e. and _ 11'. Byers mmittoe submited a very com- boedeciden r.'rAs1-1lcnLUsHnpl. .*e"='»“5~ki1`-""1§‘- ' 1" 11"- £1. lo _.

t e Hospital and equipment most ' struction and equipment Acoustic ~

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construction, coal consumption had ggewun of gb, slew”-t Congtruo- at that time were greatly reducedfuture undertake the collectio of .1 - ~ re -~\%.‘ ,sl-=<'l»,< el ' ‘

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There are no “half measures” about the sportswear at the MEN’S SHOP.

If it’s r_§;ht-it’s here and if it’s here it’s right. Right style, right quality, right price, ready RIGHT NOW!

Men’s Sport Shirt with Collar attached in Khaki color only. This shirt is made as good and smart as any of our lighter col-

ored shirts. Very suitable for May 24th outing. Each ,. . . .. . _ '

Sport Outing Jackets, .heavy wool jersey, cloth, buttoned-front, hip tie belt. Colors Blue, Scarlet and' Maroon $5-00

Heavy Khaki Windbreakers, fine finished twill, fleece lined, elastic hip band $2-75

Khaki Sport Pants. Heavy weight fine

twill, finished with belt loops and on cuffs. Price per pair ,___ . . . _ _ _ . .. _ '

Fleece Lined Khaki Pants, a good ,wearing twill. Price per pair ._ ., _ '

Fleece Lined Sweat Shirts, Zipper Front. and closed front. Colors Navy, Cadet,

Maroon,Green, and & White. Prices .. . . .. 891;

Skipper Shirts. Knitted fine ribbed cot-

ton in Crew-Neck and Turtle Neck. Col- ors Maroou, Light Blue, Green and yel-

low. A smart sport garment. Each . . . . . . . .,._. _ ..._ . .,

Light Grey Flannel Shirt, with attached

collar. Just the thing for outing purposes. Price __ . . . _ _ _ _ _ . . . ._..

_The newest in Men’s Shirts, for sport or dress wear. Collar attached. Shown in.'

narrow stripes and small checks. Colors Blue, Green and Sand. Price '

'A11 Wool Zipper Front Jerseys. Medium weight fine worsied. Colors, Blue, Green, and White. Three qualities, Priced at _ _ . _ . . _ . _ . . ._ $2-25. $3.00. $3-75

'Auto Wrap. Something specially nice just arirved in time for tho 24111 outing. New colors, and patterns, in All Wool. Priced st $2.50, $3.00. $4.00. $6-00 to 10~

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_ qs, Mobil-ssl, Rgvlgeu lpnuors were prehensivo report on March 31st. been decided to hand over to the _.11 .1fl~,l§1;;,\'fl§{$\o;'., 1'* .-7 » = 1

“11Sf'*C101'l/in every way. You will Appmhlhn gum,” plaster had been used on ithe Al- opened by the secretary at the 1933. They found that 30 new Hospital Trustee Board the books '-"'.2'..'<”~:’~“""

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that hospital than had previously oi' A. 11. nys.-s oo. of s2o4,aoo.oo ss articles mentioned in the compiled Fund Rhislhs Movement of 1930 is ,-.,j.§*_T.' been considered necessary. 0111' a guaranteed maximum price plus equipment 1151- be left With 1-11! 11°” ‘115°111“`3°11~ A5°1‘1‘11"“*"11°1 111° ¢ -Q--_"~“.i».`_\.~',,.,»’.':31;-s;§:ol;;,l§;;_§f5,f;:`.,_'>

delegates reported that the hospital a fs, or- ss,ooo_oo was accepted. Mr. Equipment Committee who secured U°m1111t1»¢¢ I W1-111 1° i11?l11< hthe `\/ _‘

considered that they S1111 hid 111°- Barr representing the A. F. Byers competitive bids. meglbfrs of th: Coéiinifilritlie tor t eir , ‘-.,_,;_-_;5lll.,l__l,@s~.~-

quate heating for their coldest Co. was present at the meeting Mr. Byers was 1111056111 It the °°’tl° "é11’1?°' 51" aemflt? cgfg

w¢stb¢.»_ August sth to sign the contract. it meeting of the building committee "'11" °1l P13; csuefwn 131° mel; -- '

-rl., prshltoors. Govan and For- was suggested that the roof should on April ieth. 1933. He thought the °° P11311- A d l _ guson met with the committee Oc- bo slosss in by December ist, 1931 work could be completed by July ““11’11l¢ °“°’g°3f P’°‘b:;“,1l1‘;“ °1 1:' 11 1 1019 ‘W9 toi.or'a1st .no msd. ioal. It wi-=‘e.ns thst ti., soptrsoipr complete lst. lose. Ai o meeting the next °°‘“"“‘1'“ ““ ° ‘“ ' "' 1" ‘T S orts oods in tli \ Br s n 1 ssslsss is proceed with the exec- his work by March isth, loss. day hs submitted s proposition to' ;‘lg§\W1f11;f,1:':l‘_f;'é§ :1r‘l°h;;‘;§_°eg‘;§{°§0 1) g " 1 C ‘C11 vatlon of the foundation at once. Temporary heating was arranged place Mr. Albert Baker in charge lumll the" obllgmon

The tender from the Gypsum. Lim” and Cookvllle brick M.82 was chos- of the work in place of Mr. Bran-l These klndred thmks have mAd,‘ md Algbsbtius Canada Ltd., to en instead of Ella. dell and mentioned it would be lt posslble for the commmee to “_ construct 000 cubic yards of cell-I At ths meeting of August 6th thc necessary for Mr. Baker to resign deem M pmmlse made durlng thc] concrete-backing blocks was accept- , Chairman and Secretary of thelas Clerk of Works, for the P. E. 1.»cammlgn_ lo glvé to me people ol ed. one thousand tolls old srl'/tl Holzltslll Boer? wfl-rofl1u11l;,H°e1x>I1l°l;1l°l)=;*°=hrgl_T]1;h woe ll1{irdee;lht<;‘-_L-~=_%~ »--~-~~__-~»»-+ -

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'rhe assistant architect was in- had been submitted to our legal sa- his company bs given all the worle ‘°°“"“"°d °" Pu' 1°) ‘

structed to call for tenders for the visor and approved, including sug- in connection with the completion

removal and stacking cf the sur- gsstsd ohanues. 101 the hospital, beyond that ln- wgrnlg Auroploq

hav; flllbu gb. vuuuuuy suugou bylfaco soil Ind for the excavation A. 1'. Byers secured sub-contracts cluded in the original contract, and _-- .. _

on Wednesday, October 28th, to he with Palmer Watson co for me said he was willing to for th

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opened ln-may noon. Requisition electric wiring, and from Bruce 4% charge to which his company M.ADR.ID, May 22-8pain's liter- ::Perslan Balm is irresistible. l1;,(11;~’11lf0r¢¢;]:.1{10loa»:ioin1;5 illsrcflelilessmzigz books were secured and the assist-,Stewart 6: Oo. for the heating and would be entitled onlthis addition- ary priae-fighter, Paulino Uscudun. Fragrant as summer flowers. Cool ns ll., gfluclllg. lull. llxllllve ill. ,lluv_

gb; |,l,l,°lnl,m¢n¢_ _ ent sl-chlteog und tho Clerk of plumbing. ‘si worlc-auch as laying of the lin- has been hailed as s. writer of "ele- ii mountain spring. Wonderfully in- lug lollon A,.,l`f,,, clllldren no,-.lln|

We must again express our so Works were instructed to get sup-‘ M1- -7111121 Patou. Chsirmou. Drs-101111111 and eroding the grounds-front" prose on completing s vigorsting. softens and whitons tho .,,,,.,l,,., ,,,,,, ‘,,,,,,,,,l, mel,” ,gmlu

Dreciatlon of the great asslstancsplies necessary only by requisition. Yeo and Clark were appointed a,Thls offer was accepted and the,longthy autobiography entitled "My hands. Makes .skin soft-texhu-cd fgkln ukc lil. (l,.-.l..,.-,,.l., coal pull", mu go gb, gqpllul by cbs untir- on October aist, ml, the contract committee to prepare a prog-ram for Board extended their sincere'l..lfe" which has been accorded ex- and outhful. U ` ` ` ` ` ' _ ._ .

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