1 .

,H I

_ “inreiirgnea for collecting ef em

.-vs#

_' it For further Plrticulars apply -_ Slxessrs. Johnston as Johnston, com- .~’.~plai!iant'e Solicitors, or to the un-

-_-'

i- __ _=

Hospital

g Annual Meeting'

otieoislicreby given that

,ur-sus.nceofthcActo!lneo

'.|.°lHi|ly, MU 28th, 1935 It

IP. I. for the purpose uf .ilceti

_slutltntion in accordance with ~ ' f thc tl

ADA E. HARRIS,

Board of

2 ll0T|0E

Registered Perchcron

cwnefs stable, York. On Friday esohweek ai I.arge’s Livery S

ticular! apply to Robert York; phone 1581-4.

L-1411-5-11-Si

1 of TENDERS

‘ _ Xi

_...Tenders will be received by

Niifiimdon North Egg Circle

,x ¥0||erntlve Egg dt Poultry Assoc 7 “till

LMDDONAID,

yls-'H52-5-15~1G-IB-20-21~23.

-vwv

"`fv,or rmrrnrr on on

no N

TTETOW

._._____..-_._ _ - } NOTICE is, hereby given that p .guant to Order ci the Court fcnanceiy or mis Province. in Lcsuse therein pending, wherein Ma

ifesidnnts, No. D 332, I WHL ‘UP AND SELL by public auction, *the premises, on Wednesday the 2

` iward edge of Grafton Street at

eastward boundary of Town t

'fsouthwardly, 89 feet, 6 inches, ' .said street, thence following

‘lust sale.

v ai fi. ' We n. 1.-:ncaa siraw, ’ Master in ciiane

W. I- BENTLEY. K. C. I. A. BENTLEY. K. C.

'MONEY 'I0 LOAN Omen: 180 Richmond Street-

&MA

HYNIYTOLOAN.

0»\&@l1lllIi_l'.l.l. _Gilt MMIII. tts. l0‘lll'I.DlDA!4

m E. l..” will 'be received until aa o'el |1013' . Hay

a Public Meeting or all von- ai, nas. for the construction of tors to the Prince Edward ls- §li;rt 5xte__n_sior;_ Et _ Beach Polo

_ | had '_ gs ou y . . , 021:: b::iiuriua?m?n. ,,"{1“" ‘f‘“‘;,°',§2“""°§ ‘,‘,}§‘m:°’°

Cl OD ll l’\ 6 ll Ill °' .=~°. . - or s. tlwa.u teo ceso

' "t-“u '°' "h° ‘°"mm‘°°‘ °‘ gf: platelet nugineeg, §_o|t_ office nia___

‘ha ottriown, . . .; aso ut

-u¢'|lWl Um °|' 3311"” 0" °‘ Postr Offilco st Murray Harbour Suut

hthe busiueesalmayber.“l

' K9 0 A'

-height before it. ` § S°°r°¢\r1 '3.’{.ii“`1.f.’§i‘l'i`.1`f.'$`°`.`.'.'i`..¢i.“ ."..".“.°.’i..f‘ Ie_'lbiii1s-14-ie-ia-ao-22-24-27.

stallion

. bonds and s certified cheque

rn”-Wm nuke um '°°‘°“ 1935 ‘z required to make up an odd amou

kb; Note.-The Department will sup

_ work on deposit of a sum of 510.00,

una ‘I “nee 'uk' F" mr the form of s certified bank cheq

Chlffdli payable to the order of the lilinist

the . in o C

Mllllllil- Examinations of persons d

Um” rary, and to present a Petition

STREET WEST IN CHAI-

_cavanugh is Complainant and

gm' _ - asurer.

enry Doiron and others are De L_,m4_5_13_s_

on Dt

All0TI0li SALE

_'Inlay of May, A. D. 1935. at ine ncur i ‘of 13 o‘o1ock, noon, the property for- lifmeriy 'owned by David Cavanogh, - deceased, in the City 0! Ch1\r10tt¢-

_-town, bounded and described as fol-

\ flows: Commencing on the north- in _ th; at North Rustico on Saturday May

Lots ,mug

Edward Island _ f _

34,.. . t

_ u

I{;.`-Q'-.i§,.

undersigned, and endorsed "Ten

for Wharf Extension, Beach Point,

noon (daylight savinl)» Friday

5 tender obtained at the office of

- De rt t of Pu

. L. . Tenders will not be considered uu

less made on printed forms supplie

d d e

Each tender must be accompanie

by a certified cheque on a chiirtsre

of the amount of the tender, or Bears

of the Canadian Natii_>nal Railiva

ion of Canada, or tho sforementicnr

blue prints and specification of

and specificatcn within s month fro

, the date of reception of teuilers not returned within that period

deposit will be forfeited.

_ By order

N. DESIARDINS,

Department cf_ Public Works,

Ottavrn, May 10, 1935. ,

SEALED TENDEBS sdd.r-cased to thc

de?

if ut. DU the in ue EA’

ocl

s ti

of the lille the K--

e ll.

ii d

bank in Canada. payable to the order f II ble til lifnistcr of

'_ o the onouru o i

Public Works, equal to 10 per cent

Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or

Company and its const uent compan- ies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Domin-

of Public Works The deposit will be reless°d on return of the blue prints

m If the

SQCIEIIFY

Tile Circular

w _

XIII. `

Meanwhile our cook had left, wor-

ried by all the excitement, undilut- thew Geist. the cab driver, found ua another. The new one had s pitted face, out Halsey. said that.. didnt .matter if she could cook. Hahcy himself seemed restless ‘in thlse days, and the night when the new cook arrived he left the tl-his early, excusing himself on the ground that he wanted to see Alex, the ganisner.

But when Alex camo in later to

lock up the house, with Baan Bohm- naon, the colored msn_ who had taken Thornash place, he said bs had not seen Halsey.

Louise, by thlt time better, had

,ioined her mother in the apartment thc latter had taken; and now sbs drove up. “Where is Halseyi’-' sbs demanded, but none could tell her. And it was not until four o'clook in the morning that Mr. Jamieson drove up with the news that liai- sey's car collided with a freight car on the siding and been wrecked, and that Halsey himself had disap-_ peered.

From Wamer, the chauneur, we

learned the events which preceded Halsey’s disappearance. I-ie had gone to the library of the house while Gertrude and I were out and hau

heard Halsey and some woman talk

ing.

..._

“I’ll see him in hell Brat,” Wm. _

quoted Halsey. "I knew there was somethin.-, wrong from the first," the woman answered, according to Warner. t'A man isn’t well one day and dead the next." But Warner thought the woman

was speaking of Thomas and not being, as he said, a HPV, did not wail to hear more to find out who me was.

Louise in the apartment which ncr mother had taken and, still ill, was guarded by a nurse like a gorgon. There was rumor in the village. brought by Liddy, that she and

rlaiotcr Walker were already mar-

d. Mr. Jamieson, t.lie detective,

."..¢..,,, ross. sigma r. ic. i. E: Law Examinations

to be admitted as Law Btude

notice in writing to the Score

the Council, in accordance w

least four weeks prior to the t

01 June next.

,Q _ w. c. nnivrunv.

Secretary Tre

Farm for sale by public auct

2 mn at z outlook sharp; 99 ueiea

' L0 _

, .ilu the Third hundred of Town . choice land with a good d l .1-thence following the course thereof ii q nmugm qw

dl 89 feet 6 inches then

osirllll

nts

5 i Wm haul", 'W hem “M5 5 ”“'l 1' commencing the last week lu June.

I;i_i§fChancery Sale “”’"°"“" "° '°““‘"" '° £3, _ to post s notice lu the Law Lil;

the Rules of the Law Society, at

Ill lo

- for 1935 will commence on 24th

i e

of examination. The examirist us

ousean ou gs. pro rty

0° of the late Ada Louisa. Williams.

ll!

inorthwar y. . . _.by a right ansle eastwardly, 22 166'- This property may be bought W-*I inches. thence by ¥1B\'1ii 3U8\°» private sale if application is

5° to the undersigned executors.

A7: 1.-me-s-4-si an ‘ gil This land, 32 acres, is fo

made

(8gd.) BAMII-'DON HORNE,

the

.f;courae of the same westwardly, 22 South Milton. if xfeet, 0 inches, to the place of com-

_i mcneepiezit, being part of TWH IM oyster nes sri

'_'>2i in the 'rnird nundred or sua _ _ _ _

.flrrown Lots. free from enoumurances fy. md subject to the approval of the ‘ },§ssid Court of Chancery. Conditions

(Sgt) AMASA HORNE,

L 7449-5-11 14 I6 18.

.___.

NOTICE

All persons trepassing

my land in Newton, Lot will be prosecuted strictly.

sale, cheap.

on 25.

cards Address

McLEOD Gr BENTLEY

'nn-:mm and attorneys-aairaw

ual

ecswn.l‘.l.l

gi I

'A~ I. HASLAM. B.A.. LLB. coutalnin fifty-eight ae lsllrsrll. sonlcrrol. no.

-NKBIIGI

Dkimlhwriscioilsi. ~l&Ullheai.Qs|leiiahwl.

Flllll Filii SALE

l|oi_lcaall,ii.6.

A. M. TRAINOR.

Box 148

East Millinocket, Maine.

+W L7550-5-15-18-22-25-29-61.

__________

“ESO

IMC. "Ml

FoR_§_ALE

For sale desirable frm

IGB:

at West Iloveiiesd. Immed- iate possession. Apply,

PALMER & FARMER

Soliei

'I;_l'%_1l:0l' ~ Charlottetown. mn’

4.¢.¢.s.s¢¢o-ooo-#+0400-0+"-*+0 [|7514-'5-tts~6l. ~

,¢¢.¢¢.¢¢4+e¢-ooooooo-»¢¢¢+`¢»

C, Guardian Odiel. _

Consisting of 80 acres. All

new Buildings. Water In buildings and brook., 12

nike from Charlottetown. Wi take foxes and _ear and some cub in trsdc. -Write

Properties For Sale (ir To Rent

crriz rrwnemrrris '

(a) Residential property No. Zo

Longworth Avenue, consisting of

i one eight roamed apartment

and one four roomed apartmmt in good state of repair, all mod- ern conveniences. Priced low. Practically new dwelling nouns on Park Terrace in excellent state oi repair; built in garage. Large comer lot. Very reason- ably priced. Property centrally located ull Kent Street near City 1-lull. Deep lot oi’ land suitable .for business purposes. Property con- tains small dwelling at present.

COUNTRY PROPERTIES

Twenty-four acres on Mt. En- ward Road. about two miles from city; ideally sltilsted for fox-ranching or market garden- ing; city water and light avail- able. Fity acre farm property on Braoklcy Point Road eight miles from city, formerly occupied by Malcolm Stewart. Reasonably priced for quluk sale. _

with buildings. Includes shore front. Will sell forty acres with- out buildings but including shore front suitable for summer cot- l-Iles. one nuudrcd and sixty-ous sore far-in property at Stanhope known as “Bell Property." Ill- ciudes shore front on both sides of “Stanhope Lane." Shore front with sufficient land for cottages or recreation resort. would-be sold separately. _

ie) One hundred and twenty-live

acre farm property at North River in excellent state of cul- tivation with brook on premises for watering stock. 0mm bund- red acres are clear and the farm is situated near School House. (f) Om hundred acre farm pso-

periy six miles from Charlodc- towu (sixty-live acres cleared) in excellent state of cultivation; buildings in lint clan repair.

FOR RENT IMMEDIATE POSSESBION

Small ccutbined dwelling and store an Elm Ava., fornanrlyel- eupied by ll. A. lilcilnsld-

bath in Johnson J Iolilald building eornurriucs mdllai Sis., suitable either for offical C light liouse-k0¢ii\ll- ._ We have listed with I techie

several other fum properties

lb)

ic)

la)

lu;

id)

(I)

§i it EE ii li.

request. _

The Eastern Tract tc.

ut arou`aaonp_ sraun

_ rnols an __ ,.1

i.-1csr-s-ir-ia-ai.-

~ t

iles

nridcgtswu .....

Dingwal’s .

SALE.

‘tor‘_'-incase. _a ' _

, .i.

._....__`

' ` 1 herein |eum..toriu, epooiu. nies torn; immi- »..»»...i.a.~¢w."‘1 1 _ ' ‘ ' _

St-aif_¢as¢ _ ' 50il-PIECESHILVEB _FLATWABE

~ , _,A_'._w9nds_a~ful»op_portuniiy to _secure enough sliver

il for,your_s\uuner.-cottage or to’ buy those extra _pieces

‘ ‘ - os ‘sans riunav -.mn saruanav oN1.Y -www * ' ‘ " ' 'a'r_naLs'.i>n1cs. ~

y ‘w-_ sw. .written » Lin.

_ = _

quarreiedwith hiseniployer and had dons a lood many things

squoamlsh. Among the things baddoacwastokeep wstob,in sponsetoaiettcr from Doctor W er from California. on Louise, alsotolookoutforswomsnp ted with smsi1pox,ksiownas N Car-ringwu.A.l1d ourcookhadap tedfaccl

but negligent in looking for Hulse and dually found a tramp who

unconsci '

mitted robbing my ous 'hew whom he had found in

traced and we learned that had beeutaksn from it at Jo ville and put in a. hospital. Thit

While Gertrude was aiwsy Jamieson and-Doctor Stewart cddnetogowitbthemonast expedition. 'They did not tell what it was, .but M.\'._Jamieson structed me 'to.wcar<darlt cle and old shoes, and I did so. night we started and I noted withuswas smau I~did not re nine carrying over his shoulder so

by 'Paul' Armstrong's tombsto There! recognized Alex our ‘gard ener and the,-implements she cari-

were .tiwo long-handle spades

I said nothing but Mr. .ami and Alex set to work and soon' d up the ooilin which bore the nam of Paul Armstrong. They raised lid, but the face of the dead in

strong.

crossing the railroad was struck a killed by a. trainand Anne Wa

ed blood, poisoning. °

hospital, for Mrs Watson was dyin

been the siatsr mother of a l

west, but one by one the chil

When Anne was thirty-two an

Lucy nineteen, I young ms.n e Pod in the town en route to

end of three months deserted her.

out with the boy to find Au

the Armstronga, where she i’oun

-Arnold Armstrong. _

At first Amold gave her money

for the boy's support. but then. real- ising that Lucien was the ruling passion in Anne's life. tumed the tables and demanded money from her cn the threat that he I would tmke the child: She took the child from the home and put him with the woman in Richfled.

(To Be Continued)

Malins-"I have discovered what

it is that destroys p, man's memory

liewton-"What h it? Alcohol or

tobacco?" . _

Mullins-"Neithor; it's doing him

a. f_svor.f' _ _

__-_--._ _ii._..1--

_Needed Help 'lo Slfrelghien Up. Eiidiiiii SSSSS . .1 . .~. 1*! =

~~ier‘@~= iivs.

ur '_

Elf!-*i_i.¥” §.:;.§n=§ Ezaégggéig

gigs? A

l TIME 'rants n ~ ' '-"" %.."°‘.‘.'.‘.°'_‘i.;:: '"5"

lcefe’a “ko ,.._4.tl ua. il lead ........ Ml I-in.

Cardigan ......._ in Dundas .....-..;. l,lt.p.l.

Fariiy las Service & Taxi Service _ GIIARLDTTETUWI to 'F0|lTI|IE__

' .»:.'. _

rU€".»naae-`. nii‘lrw¢i|’q ....

~i::n:r~~-

rags' aiu

~\‘ J ,_ _ _ .._.. . ,,_,_ __ __ _

ne ’° R.ue\m.oeniiueuorme

ina

3 _ _ é

_ _

_ it- mm'

Mr. Jamieson had been anything

y _

gd- -##9-

empty box car. The box car was

Halsey

hns- -

_ her ,

Gem-ud_e_ dmvem bring mm mum. "Take no your mom today and

_ Mr.

_ 'ask-

ms in

XIV.

Meanwhile more misfortune over- "°°“ °“" ‘""”‘°"` °“’ “W M axromsrra. uawr.

tso

9 ever drove the skeleton from

cock

she told me a pftuui -story. she nes :emily in a little town in the :fin “B-S* °f P°"‘*°d 1*“d‘°°P°° in

wp-

name as Aubrey Wallace. He took ber to Chicago, but was far from

me ~

died except Lucy, the baby. n oi’ wheat and corn. In it you

being s model husband and at the ' _

e pu e d a ome an

'$511194 I P1508 tl h°\i-\°¥°¢P¢1° W1 d staves of oak, longing to touch

huslssrrdgetauo

: fourtlxboxl

like s new alaoaaiim sannowdi

I feel I

nach-»_ - on

_ _ _ t|n_syPl||s

' about Dodd’s

2f.‘$‘,'.'.}`fu ‘§".'.'B.-i§'$`$ml'u.n..l T- U."Not¢8

ua ._.;....

1°# 'rum ann urs

un sector he nm tui-nee a uit ml °~'"ff|_¢,°»|

aiu.

Kill.

sndknbw

md 'rberelsnopeaccwhiicthcreexists

1 _

soc,

R,isei!lp.0christiau,1ol.linginths

There is nopgace ti-il.victo\ri' is

won:

Tilleveryhouielssalefromseato

ses, »

Andfromtbcliquortrsdctbelsnd

isfrco. ' `

Hawk' Ringing down the hill from

Gelilee

fol-

low me.”

what gross? To lead s. meeting?

I“.1l with prayer .

And pious specch the Wednesday

evening air?

thee Noi Just to lift with shoulder sure

At and strong, f

that

wav ;

Yourpargtoridtbewnrldcfsin

and wrong

Just to take up the ballot sheet sand

implements I could not place. me gay

Thcy led the way to the cemetery

rc ui

° asou

"Try kingdom come," and help it

come that way

gain

or loss,

But bravely to ignore the party

boss

Never for silver the dear Lord

and halted before '-the grave marked Jw vo stand true; to nm, not

__ _

betray;

,_ Not once deny Him on election

day.

But careless of el-ie world, of bond

and stocks

Q »

la »

within wg me um, eg pm; Arm. Dare follow .Jesus in the ballot

box,

sweet, divine: _ And hear Him say, with voice clear, “We conquer still by love's im-

mortal sign."

Union Bknal November 5, 1932.

,, .

was rm-ceo to so to a-hcepimi, _tae -----'-" ’“5“” "’ “°' “rm “°"‘“' “ml P' 'rwo vuzws or wnrsirsv

(he day I was summoned to t e Dear Buckley, I send you so

U- '

of the most wonderful whiskey that

the

brain of man It is the mingled find the sunshine and shadow that

chased each other over billowy

_lie‘ds the breath of June the carol

his

home in me mt. reu in love with. 0! the lark. the dew of the nicht. Lucy and married `her, giving his the wealth cf summer and autumn

rich content, all golden with im pnsmied iight Drink it and you will hear the voice of men and maidens sing in the ‘I-I est

little boy, and Anne took the child of children Drink it and you wil

ei-v

Later Lucy died on the birth of s Home," mingled with the laughter

and named him Lucien. She she cet feel within' your blood the starre

downs, the dreamy, tawny dusks of

brey

Wllnus and “N9 Cut. At 1011819 perfect days. For forty years this 311 'Sth C1111 in li dO\7° hin

liquid joy has been confined wita.

llpe of man _

Lucy's husband under his own name _ yum- f,-1,,-,d_

. Robert G. Ingersoll.

My Dear Bob: I return i/o you

some of the most wonderful whiskey that ever brought a skele-

l inted scenes

tori into the c oset or ps of lust and bloodshed in the brain of man. It is the ghost of wheat and corn, cramd by the loss of their natural bodies. In it you will find a. transient sunshine chased by_a shadow as cold as an Arctic mid-

the breath of June

night, in which grcfwris icy the carol of thc lark gives place to the foreboding cry of the raven. Drink it and "you will have woe, sorrow, babbling and wounds without cause." Your eyes shs.ll behold “strange women and your heart shall utter perverse things." Drink it deep and you shall hear the voices of demons shriek- ing, women wailing and then, all orphaned, children mourning the loss of a father who yet lives. Drinkltdeepandlongaemeutswiil hiss in your ears. coil themselves about your neck and seize you with their fsngs, "At last it biteth like s. serpent" with staves ofoak, harm- las there as pure water. I send it to you that you may put an enemy in your mouth to steal ymir brains; and yet, I cali myself your friend.

Buckley

' -.American Issue,

“Moderate and heavy smokers among college students are, on the broad average, about 10 per cent. less efficient than non-sn-ioksrs in all types of mental work. The greatest lon of ability seems in be in mental imagery, which plays such an important part in much thinking. (Tb some, like Dimnet, iuisgery_seems_the very core of thinking: hence all should note well this factl) ln some students it has been found that the smoker h 31 per cent. below tbenon-smoker in this lively trait. The aluuips in per- -__- ------1

I I §.~:.‘“'*".I%*

,riiNAoo”5`

.este isis

§ 5' i

mecca, mc.

‘ @1181” Wlth my sw!!

ii” it féeiiit' *~ it-it-its it-iiiiiiii Files sig.; igfiii Sig; tiiigi-.iii ‘ii ri’

iiiiéii in itiiéial.

observations during invents ive years of college pscfesors and stud nts alike. * ° °

"But what if a young man truly

desires to master something? Tihen mysidv'icsisunequivoca\.I1thatis your aim, then train for the Great lwcc.And,f1retofsli.cu¢outai1 narcotics, weed and wet alike, at least uxitii you have gained your goal. What you do aiterthe Great Race is not my present affair ot. all. I pose now as a trainer and you as contestant in a Marathon. To c`onseirve_your wind and wit, I order an uncontaminated nervous system.”

"In Russia the advertising' of

vodka is prohibited, and where u. sign is used on a window there must be added, "Vodka sold here, bug you are advised not to buyl"‘

' Maritime Summer School

SACKVILLI, N. B.

July 5th. to Auglllt 17th Regular work in Arts and Sei- ence and in Mstriculstlon sub- jects. Six courses in Education given by outstanding educa-

tional leaders. Courses in Music,

Fino Arts, Mmessmakiug and

le!!

Special attention paid to Cou- vcrsstlnnal French.

Write for bulletin to George J. Truemsl, lil. A., PB. D.. Director.

Desirable Residence For Sale In Summerside

I oder by private sale my recid-

euce situated at the Corner of Central Street and Poplar Ave., Summerslde. This is s large dwell-

ing house wlih f_urnaceHheo.tiug and bathroom. The land as a front- age of 196 ft. lf desired two building lou could be sold off lt. This Pro- perty is in a very desirable locality.

Can be sold at favourable terms. APP!! ui

MRS BESSIE Ma¢cEACHEBN,

lIll

AUCTION SALE

Wednesday May 22nd at

twelve o’clock, on premises, I oifer for sale my seven room dwelling house at 17 Orlebar Street, City. The house is in good repair throughout, heated with a pipeless furnace with a good cellar and 2 car garage. Can be bought by private sale up to day of auction.

» JAMES 0’BRIEN,

Owner.

.Pl52&§°1é.'l£"_22

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by Public Auction in

front of thellaw Courts Building in Charlottetown in Quecnia County on the ith day of June A.D., 1935, at the hour of twelve o'c1ock noon; A11 that tract piece or parcel of land situatelyiug and being on Int or Township Number thirty-four in Queen’s County aforesaid, bounded* and _described as follows, that is to say: On the South-west by Harring- ton or Covehead Bay having s. front on the same of sirteen chains and fourteen linh; on the not-th-wes

land in possession of Char

tnn; on the north-east of St. lawrence and on east by land and proper can and John Shaw, con ares of sixty~twc acres little' more-or-less; reserving there- outaud therefrom certain plots of land conveyed by James C. Lawson and liisabeth hswlim to Maud Mc- Connell, Daniel K. Ross, James D. White. James Calder, Kaul ia ileck. James ls. Mchdycn and W. lidgcr- ion R.. Heaney. Charles S. mow and Marcus Calder. » 'ma above salsis msd Power of Calc contained

of llottgsgl

'I-Eiggr €`s§§§iI='§

eggs; 9.? _Egg tits

!~¥ 1- 32;*-Est' iiit§;.§i

5 5

r gs iii? §s;§‘ Eiégg sg? i;=§ 'lets

fault of the principal ey murec. _

rartletillrl apply It a mer sa ~ Std dl! 0( . ay A. D.

E 2

§§;;§ 35;;

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A L .i I K wi W? ' in-me-I-4-u “m"_"T_'A'q'

tr?

Y 189 1,53

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parimcnt of Public Works and iilgilvi__i_yi PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

miners rontininct coiisrnucuos

SEALED TENDERS. ddressed to

will be received at this cms: until noon ofhSat‘|:lr?l‘;rysizl\ld§‘ 1301- 1935. fl‘°m all! person or persons willing to epnuaci or the construction of any of the following bridges;

Caln’s Brld Woodstoc ; _ ____ Dues. 8°' _ li. Lot 5 Size 54 ft. I Beam Baptiste Creek Bridge, Alaska, Lot 10: Size 40

steel truss span and gpm-°a¢||”_ “‘ °°9 BTMBG. Foxlcy River, Lot 11: 'Rebuilding approaches. Mill Bridge, Victoria Wet, Lot 13: Size 26 ft I-Beam on piles. ' I-laldlmaud Bridge, Maxirnvllle, Lot- 15: *Rebuilding west approach. _ ' _ ~ Dmley Bridge, Bentley, Loi 1s: nebuuaiug wan approach. Malone’s Bridge, Kelvine Grove, Lot 25: Size 86 ft steel truss span. _ ' Ross’ Corner Brid c, North Bede ue Lo : 75 ft. I-Beam on piIcs. q ’ tm. Sm Bradshaw’s Bridge, Centreville, Lot 26: Size 36 ft I-Beam on piles. ' ‘ Halls Bridge. Crapaud, Lot ze: sin vs at. ,mi truss span. Bagnall’s _ Mill Bridge, Hazelgrove, Lot 22: Size 15 ft. concrete slab 06 piles. _ Galiant’s Bridge, Oyster Bed, Lot 24: Size 15 ft concrete slab on piles. M¢Il\tY1'e’s Bridge, Savage Harbour, Lot 37. Size it ft: steel truss span, _ Dixon’s Bridge, Little Sands, Lot 62: Size 20 fi. I-Beam on piles. School Bridge, Brooklyn, Lot 61: Size 22 ft. I-Bears on piles. Nicholson°s Bridge, Martinvaie, Loi/53: Size 23 ft. I-Beam on piles. ` ' Duggan’s Bridge, Peske’s Station, Lot 38: Size It ft. concrliete slab on piles. ' Broderick’s Bridge, Ci\ristoplier’s Cross, Lot 1,' Con- crete Culvert: Size 10’ x 4’ x 24', Nichol’s Bridge, West Devon, Lot 10: Concreiic cul~ vert, size 10’ _x 6’ x 28'. - McWilliam’s Bridge, Green Hill, Lot 7: Concrete culvert: Size 15' x 8’ x 24’. _ ._ McKenna’s Bridge, Emerald, Lot 26: Size‘28 ft. I-Beam on concrete piers. Kelly’s Cross Bridge, Lot 29: Concrete culvert. size 10’ x 8' x 38'. McKinnou’s Bridge, Forest Hill, Lot 41: Concrete culvert, size 12’ x 4’ x 24’,

Parties tendering shall tender separately for each

bridge on proper Tender Forms supplied, tenders to ba marked “Tender for Bridge Construction.” __

Parties tendering on bridges Nos. 1 to 17 shall submit

a LUMP SUM price for each bridge, as per specification. _

Parties tendering on bridges Nos. 18 to 23 shall submii

a price PER CUBIC YARD according to Section No. 7 “B” of “Specification for the Construction of Concrete Culverts and Bridges” in which the Department supplies the sand and gravel.

Speciiicatlons for all of the 'abovementioned bridges,

may be seen at this ofice, where Tender Forms may be obtained. They may also be seen at the following other places, where Tender Ifforms may also be obtained:

For bridges Nos, 1 to 9 and Nos. 18 to 20, at the store of

James A. McNeill & Son, Summerside; at the store oi G. S. Sharp & Son, Tyne Valley and at the store of K. 8: I-I Sharbell, Portage. i ” _

For bridge No. 1 at the home of Highway Superinten

dent, Gilbert Gaudet, Esq., Woodstock. _

For bridge No. 2, at the home of Tax Collector Wllliau

Greenan, Esq., Alaska and at the home of Highway Super- intendent, Peter J. Bulger, Esq., Cape Wolfe.

For bridges Nos. 3 and-4 at the home of Hlghwa!

Superintendent, Theo. Enmaii, Esq, Enmorc.

For bridge No. 5, at the home of Highway Superin-

tendent, Augustlne LcClair, Esq., St. Chrysostoine,

For bridges Nos. 6’ to 8, at the home of Highway

Superintendent, T. A. Driscoll, Esq., Clermont.

Por bridges No. 9, at the home of Highway Superin-

iendeni, Louis Pearson, Esq., Chcltou. .

For bridges Nos. 10 and 22, at the home of Highway

Superintendent, F. A. Wotton, Esq., Victoria.

For bridges Nos. 11_ and 21, at the home of Highway

Superintendent, George McKay, Esq., Clifton. _

For bridge No, 12, st the lionio of Highway Superin-

tendent, William MacDougall, Esc., Hunter River.

For bridge No. 18, at the store of William McLeod, Esil..

Mount Stewart. , `

. roririage No. 14, at on iron. or Highway Swearin-

tendent, Alex. R. McDonald, Esq., Glen William.

For bridge No. 15, at the lioiuc of Highway Superiiv

tendent, George Melntyre, Esq.. MUMIIIIO;

_ For bridge No. 16. at the hom of Highway Surofln'

tendsat, P. A. Kelly, Esc, Roseusstlt.

mu-Liu-lags' No. 11 at me hon. of niginvay superin-

tendent, Peter 0. McDonald, Ecu., Pcakes Station.

For than Noe. is ui so at on non. or nigimy

Superintendent. J. J. Ciiaisson. Esq.. Tlgnieb and at the home of Highway Superintendent, Pciar J. Bulger. EN" Cspc Wolfe. .

' For bridge No. Zi, at the boiae cf Highway Superinten- dent, Frank McLaren, Esc., St. Pctsr’s.

The Department does not bind itself to accept the iow-

nt or any tender. - ~

Charlottetown, l L. B. MacMILLAN» Prince Edward Island, Deputy Minister of Public Work! May 1.1985 _ ~ and Highways-_ 1.-me-a-o-it-it-ic~a. _ '

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