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added at cents. Canadian Colleries and Canadian Atlantis were ahead

key issues. Csnsdian Homutesd

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

Province of Prince Edward Island

TEN

DER

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on

Tuesday, 20 July, 1954 for the construction of a

SEVENTY-FIVE BED TREATMENT CENTRE at

FALCONWOOD HOSPITAL Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Plans and Specifications

may be obtained from the

Department of Public Works and Highways, Provincial Building, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, on deposit

of $100.00.

Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

Minister of

DOUGALD MacKINNON.

Public Works and Highways.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

TEN

DER

Scaled TENDERS will be received until noon on Sat- urday, 19 June, 1954, for the Subgrade Construction of a rtion of the TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY — Section

HAVEN to CHURCHILL, a distance of 3 miles.

Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained at the office of the undersigned, Provincial Building, Char- lottetown, Prince Edward Island.

Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above adver- tised time and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) and be present at the opening.

R. Deputy Minister Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 10 June, 1954.

G. WHITE, - of Public Works In Highways

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS ~ - ,Province of Prince Edward Island

‘ TEN

DER

Sealed TENDERS will be received until noon on Sat- urday, 19 June.-1954, for the Subgrade Construction of a portion of the TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY — Section

CHURCHILL to BON SHAW,

a distance of 2.6 miles.

Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained t the office of the undersigned, Provincial Building, Ch r- lottetown, Prince Edward Island.

Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above adver- tised time and bidders are invited to present their bids in Person (or otherwise) and be present at the opening.

, R. Deputy l t Charlottetown, - Mm ' er Prince Edward, Island 10 June, 1954.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

G. WHITE, of Public Works as Highways

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Province or Prince Edward mind

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3D0rtionofthe'i'RANS«C CORNWALLtoNEW

‘he of the iottelown. Prince

HAVEN, a distance of 3 mil 3’ cations and Tmder Forms may undersigned, Provincial Edward Island. '

DER

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ADA G1-{WAY — Section

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NOTE: Tlrldlfl wiilibe and

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opened at the ‘above adver- , present their bids‘in present at the opening.

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Hampton and Vicinity

mineral services for the widely- known and highly respected mar- iner. Captain 0. I. Myers, conduc‘

ed at the Salvation Army Citadel by Capt. and Ira. ‘rltcombe, and at Crspsud Cemetery by True Brothers Lodge where interment took place, were largely attended.

An unlortunste accident occurred to a North Tryon resident on June 0. While Mr. lug. Thomas was doing some adjusting to the under portion‘. or his car, (which

no us was Jacked up). something caused NV: WA the jack to slip from its position

causing the raised car to drop.

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500 Windward 7% 1 1'/A

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1, tive audience, Carleton W. 1. pre-

' and suitably adopted for his re-

I

resulting in undetermined injuries to Mr. Thomas. requiring immedi- ate medical attention. Best wishes are extended for an early recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Birchfield Yeo were visitors among relatives and friends in Hampton on June 0.

The death at Kingston on June 0th of Mrs. Alice Yeo, widow of William ‘lee. who for many years conducted a general user sntlla business there, has real ed a widely-known and highly respect- ed citlsen. in her ma year.

Catherine and Florence lnce have enjoyed entertaining for their re- cent guut. their niece. Mrs. Stan- ley ‘Murchison of North River. Mrs. Murchison was formerly Mist Bertha Macxinnon.

The death at North ‘Ryan, on June I of Mrs. Jessie 1:. Leard. widow of Edward Lend. removes a well-known and respected citizen or this community, whose span of life had closely reached the cen- tury mark. Many relatives and friends paid their final tributes of love and respect by their presence at the services in Tryon United Church, and the adjoining ceme- tery. ‘

Relatives and friends of Mr. Mark Cameron regret to learn of his sudden illness, necessitating his entering the hospital for med- ical treatment. Best wishes are extended for early and complete restoration to good health. He is a large scale farmer of Hampton.

On June 7, before an apprecia-

sented their play "Aunt Jerusha on the'Wnr Path", in Hampton Hall, sponsored by the Desable W. I. General observations were that each actor was well chosen

spective part. Between acts, Mrs. Lawson. a young lady not long out from Scotland. in Kiltie and Sailors costume respectively danced thwe and the’ Sailor’s hornpipe and generously responded to con-

Iloomfield Notes

—'I'he Maritime Electric Co.. are in this district building I line. preparing for the electricity which is to come through here in the very near future.

Mr. Keith Pratt. motored to Bos- ton. Massachusetts. on business on May 00. and returned on June 2.

Mr. Donald Mcnougail. student at at. Dunstan's University has returned to his home in Bloom- field to spend his summer holi- days.

Messrs Nelson G. Gallant. Oscar Gallant Philip Gallant and Alyre Gallant were busily engaged in hauling and loading pulp for Mr Keith Pratt, recently, '

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant and flmily have taken up resi- dence in Bloomfield recently in a house purchased from Mr. Wood. row Dyment.

The annual school meeting was held in Bloomfield recently with a very small attendance. Mr. Vance Mcl(ay was appointed as new trus- tee to replace Mr. Richard Adams.

ML -7°hm1}’ Gfillflni. Bloomfield recently spent a few days in Mun. mincgash.

Sincere sympathy is extended to relatives of Miss Lucina McMillan whose death occurred suddenly at her home in Bloomfield. Quite a number from this district attend- ed her funeral June 7.

Jarushs" provided an enjoynblg evenings entertainment, and clog. ed with the National Anthem.

Sponsored by the Orange Lodge of Canoe Cove, Hampton W. A. presented their variety concert, in Canoe Cove Hall on June 11. be- fore a large audience. Each num- be!" Of the program. under the chairmanship of Rev. R. H. Bax- ter.‘ received generous applause. A delightful luncheon was served by

tinuous encorcs. The play "Aunt

the ladies of the Lodge. —cE

Friday. June 18. 1054 The Guardian

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'—lIono.'lIo"Nis"Linnn the seven months he

FRANKFURT. Germany (AP)— v Pte. Robert G. Hinkiey of the G""‘"’’' h" United States army got | 115.190: letter from his girl Monday.

he warn’! really surprised. During has been in received five other unusual letters from her. each 50 feet long. Besides. he gets one but normal-size letter from her a day.

GROW SHOT

THE QUEEN'S COUNTY BRANCH of the

Announce Another CROW SHOOTING CONTEST, CLOSING DATE AUGUST 15 PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN _Rules as _follows:—

1. To be eligible for any prize 25 pairs of must be handed in.

Packing Co. Ltd., Charlottetown. 3. Crows must be either shot or trapped. 4. Junior Competitors to be under 16 years of

Fish and Game Protection Association. Adult Member-ship—$1.00. Junior Member-ship—50c.

NOTICE

The Department of Industry and Natural sources expect that anyone collecting bounty sh turn in 10U of complete crow bodies delivered to

legs to the Royal Packing Co. Ltd. This applies to Queen's County.

r. 2:. 1. FISH AND GAME PROTECTION ASS'N.

legs

2. Legs must be delivered or sent to the Royal

ago.

5. Competitors must be members of the P. E. 1.

Re- ould the

Government Cold Storage, Esher Sip, Charlottetown. Take your receipt for the bodies when turning in

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