rms os Au."  
can For coal
All right, you"l1'have it as
quiclrly as our team can get
up to your place.
We have a'-_'big S 1 f
good coal in our sliedls1.Pp y 0
` _Phone 240
When youfzwant Coal _
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- Ch’t'own 'A A
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL
Opposite State House, Boston N rr s
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alters ro ms with hor snd` old watsrioi
¢1~°°l;° fin] and un.,waisl.'issluas., ir...
usso u o shower baths. Nothlngtc-
suusit is in New En land. Rooms win
private bathe for . er day one ur'
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lssl. illuropesn pfan ° ° ni
Assol.url:l.Y runzraool ‘
stone floors. ncthiniwood out the door
Equipped with is own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
simon ras ni
_lniticll .llcifdich
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fggifpsm. _ssl us i.§~i°.¢u. £3
ii" nm U-Ppcsmnce of s pim le or b
Stars. ls..t.':.°l;'.‘:f.l'=' bl li’ -~°
untold suiicring. n m t M weve
Mr. D. M. Mclllaino l\iugnro Fai
 writes:-"lt_ is with vpleogum
B [li y ‘Zo tho sterling qualifies nf 'c
` “pr Ju Blood Bltters. Al'ter_the lilo
[fri Ii'b|'°Ul»lh wlllch I s_erved ln thc
; i. , sullen-d from bolls,_conslipn\io
our sick llclldaclics, und tried lllllny |
mmifions' blsll Epi- relief from none i
\l.l\ Ol 0 - '
iiurdodlc all-ililitdoBixlll;?s.g°"T‘i.iesi‘i)y“rly H
relief is lo put it mildly, 1; made n
lIl‘ySL‘li spain, viz.,'n :nan \\'_llo knows n
“ "lt 'L le 1° be awk. .uid “ho is use
and is still. nn athlete. A
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Then is
` D° 11°# “elm to purify do blood
l "V0 lU\l'one‘ iii wum of purified ble
lorouto. Ont. ` "
It Pays
To Feed
Stock Food
bezause it keeps your stock
in perfect condition, PRE-
V E N T S DISEASE. IN-
CREASES the FLOW of
MILK, aids digestion so that
every ounce of r`oo:l fakes is
properly digested aut' :mimi-
lated. -
We are headquarters for
STOCK FOODS, P O U L-
TRY FOODS, CONDITION
PO WDERS, &': &c
If you have a sick or blem
Is
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ma
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lui
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go _
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.nd tlie rcsultftnt ull round vigorousm-,_|,
l can consclerltiously recommend li.l5.li
Gut the fl B's. blnnlllucturnd onl\
:ly 'lilo 'l. :liubom cs, l.lnitod,'
ilbed animal it will pay you
slfidlll 5 Twhpcraoee liolol to °°“5m
, and for Booklet -
,;=;.-,»,-;,-,-»,~_;-,,--;,--5-,»,»3,-_-.,,, Geo. li. Hughes
gl”-L ‘u`,,A'r_“ ‘ p "The Peop1e’s Druggist” '
f --u-_ »- if
\ Rexall Face Cream
/
° . . ‘ , . ' 'itll
‘ Now that the weather is so changeable von uill be troubled \\'
"- -;(l’,;'Il';;“(;"l;{:"f'r;(l:‘;ll£),£)€(;1nh8l:)l;l;1§. légl';\éng`1ili;_n alhd thcsirolig March winds \v_ill
you to get ni jar of Rexan_?1’M?PCr;1;1&l' _or t csc troubles we would advise
“is T08# the thing for freckles, chap ed sore burnin nl'
skin- 03-3? i0 “PBIL full ot healing and so th' ' " ' _ g ‘gr pe mg
0 lngqnalltles 25ca|ar.
, McKinnon ,Drug C0.
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\ Graduates From the School of
Experience
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lllckey & Nicholson
have learned that good
pure tobacco costs no
more than the bad injuri-
ous kind. lt’s all in know-
ing what you buy. Take
a tip fr. m ns and remember
to ask for HICKEY’S
B RIGHT CUT smoking
tobacco. or COMBINATION
W S i` chewing. Best ever.
Tobacco Co. Ltd.
f Wholesale li G
75 .Bbls Linsecd Oil
' 4 oo Kegs Nails'
\
  Spring 1 91 .3
150 Tons Barb-Wire `
150 Tons Coiled Wire
‘ 200 Boxes Boat‘~Nails
35 Tons Sheet Iron C \
' 20 Tons Ga'vanized Iron
' 20 Bbls T urpentine
too Tons'.Bar Iron
25 Tons Plain Ga'vdWir¢
lo Tons Oi`ed Wire
500-lbs Cement h
4oo Gls Copper Paint
1000 Rolls Binding Paper
5 Tons 'iger'fWhite»i.-cad rf Car Beaver Board" 7
_ ~' , . I
" Our assortment of Shelf Hardware is the best
we ever had;"‘f/-.=` *l_ » 1 ~ ~
_ 7Pric_e`s°gua°ranteed sslow as any jobbin g Hard-
wa`re'co`ncern in Canada. _‘ __ _
iOr_dei"s-~’filled same day"as» received". ‘ `
1? THE
rr lwzs som-lsv.lus.rrovlss».
spsom. 'rrunrs psssi dus-
ef. “sad slwclal rates-ob-gs P. E. I.
._
Rlilwarfior parties ,musing in to
heel' the Chimes, 011 meld on`
Easter Moiidsygud Tuesday olshts.
‘_-~ g.'-vs-7-l 1 
SKATE.-There will .1 be s. speciel
Burmneriidi' skate st ,the Arena to-
morrow night. Bend- in sttendsnre
YW! snlpeciel _program of music. All
'h°Ul@ f*80 lhd"'-', meet their western
il-lends. ' ,-
' \ Z1!-vs
ACUEPTE 0ALL.- Rev. Wiliiem
Penne. Milltown, N. B., well known
in Charlottetown, has accepted s call
to the pastorste of the Methodist
Church. Woodstock. It is expected as
will take up his duties in June.
THE MINTO.-'Phe Minto left
Gwrsetvwn at 7 s. m.. saturday lor
Picton with express, _$0 passengers,
46 tous of freight and 40 sacks of
Paper and letter mail and docked at
12-15 xi. m_. she will lssvs slctou this
morning on retufhl ` - <
THE EARL ¢}REY:.*~'-fI‘he Earl Grey
left Picton at, 7 o'eiock Saturday
lnomiuz for Georgetown with express,
3-i passengers, 50‘tons of freight and
100 sacks of paper and letter mail'
and docked at 9.40 n_ m, Sho Wm
IGHVB for Picton 'this morning.
IN RESPONSE T0 inquiries from
subscribers not receiving the Cana-
dian Countryman, The Guardian de-
sires 'to inform them that their sub-
scription \\'ill'be dated one year from
date of first copy received from pub-
lishers.
THE INWARD TRAINS.The West-
ern express arrived in.Cbarlottetown
Saturday at 12.30 p. rn., one hour
late: the Summerside accommodation
nt 6.20 I1. m., one hour and five
minutes late. The mail special from
Georgetown arrived at 11.55 a. rn.
INTERESTING EVENT.-While the
citizens of Charlottetown were all
eagerly watching the conilagration
“Fly Saturday morning an event oi
an entirely different and happy nat-
ure was taking place at the residence
oi W. E. and Mrs. Cantwell, Char-
lottetown, the stork depositing with
them li young son.
SEED F`AIll.-'Towards the Prize
List the Telephone Co of Prince Ed-
ward Island have kindly donated tile
sum of $10.00 to be given ns a spe-
inl to the Exhibitor making the high-
est Aggreizutc at the Fair in Grain
Classes; conditions similar to last
year. 11st prize $3.00, 2nd prize
$2.50, 3rd prize $2.00. 4th prize
$1.50. 5th Prize $1.00. Competition
is opei. to the whole Island.
, ls...-
::For soreness and stillness of the
muscles and minor disorders of the
skin Rexnli Rubbing Oil is the finest
to use. It is made of finest oils and
lotions and is unusually good for re-
ducing swelling of the muscles by
producing n strong circulation oi
blood through the parts edected. Put
up in two sizes 50c. and 25c. Guar-
anteed by us. The McKinnon Drug
Co., Corner Great George and Kent
Sts. _ MEti.
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS IN
DAIRY CATTLE OF PROVINCE.
FREDERICTON, March 5-The
committee on agriculture met this
morning. W. B. Dickson presided.
Hon. Dr. Landry on behalf of the
special committee appointed to frame
a bill to provide legislation for the
stamping out and checking of cattle
tuberculosis in the province, as well
as to provide means by which the
municipalities would be given the
power to inspect milk brought in
from outside counties, said that the
committee had adopted a resolution
which he presented to the meeting
which was, in substance, that the
matter of legislnting, as far as the
question of tuberculosis was concern-
ed, should be left. over until next ses-
sion oi the legislature, and that in
the meantime the department should
use every means in ascertaining what
form of law should be placed on the
statute books. -
Regarding tho question of the in-
spection of milk, Dr. Landry present-
ed an act. This act recommends an
amendment of the Public Health Act,
and gives ouch local Biard of Health
in any part ol bbc province the power
of inspection of any milk brought in
from any outside district in the pro-
vlnce.
A committee consisting of Dr. Lan-
dry, Secretsry Doggett and Mr. Dick-
son. Kings, were appointed to pro-
vide work to be considered by the
committee on agriculture ~at future
meetings.
A resolution was also passed giv-
ing the Department of Agriculture
power to' ‘employ a qualified veter-
inary surgeon to examine dairy herds
suspected of being ailected with tu-
berculosis.
ANNEXATION OB' EGYPT.
Lomion, Min-on a-'rss 'report
that Britain is about to annex Egypt
is ramewed. _
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in yob_‘r6 h'sr;2stlnl`!or the future ‘
  ’srnssaefs'€» nascar »
»  1 iii Kent Btrsstk
0110100#
a capital
apply for
promoter s. ll .
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from the Dalton
f- P
tin Mrs
8° K. me
with
stock,
will
Its
“suv”
is in process of
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psir oi foxes hs
sonool. nxsinN.u'1oiis.- 'ras
following is the standing di the pu-
wsrd Island at s
pils oi Uigg High School ifor the
mouth of February :--Prtnsipsl's de-
partment-Grsde VIII-» John O.
MacLeod, 2 Fiorrie Mad onsld,
Marguerite Ohisbblm. Gr 0 VII-
Atis. Campbell, 2 Sadie: artin,
saith osmpssl1.orsns vhi msry
MacPherson, 2 Ruth Ms od, 31s-
ubel Murchison. Grade ;V-1 Mary
Mbelseod, 2 Louise Mdlchison, 8
Stanley MacLeod.-Assis t’s de-
99|-‘G
tie Campbell, 2 Ernest srtln, 3
Minnie M. White.-Grade (Junior)
-l A. B. Betts, 2 Les I-Iuggan, 3
Eva. Campbell. Grade 'I --1 Lester
White, 2 Russel MacLeo_ 3 Arthur
Campbell. Grade II-1 W lired Camp-
bell, 2 Fenton Dawson, 8 Kenneth
MacPherson. Grade 1-1 Christina
Msollooa, 2 ivlsrgsi-et iiiortln, 3
Dolmldina Murchison.
PEBSOIIILS
_&.Seno.tor Prowss arrived in Ohar-
lottei:0'.\'n Saturday from Ottawa.
B. Rogers, Charlottetown, was in
Halifax Friday.
A. C. Wood, Alexandria, was in
Charlottetown Saturday.
L. C. Haslen, Bradalbuue, was in
Charlottetown Saturday.
1]. J. McCormack, Charlottetown,
was a passenger to Sourie Saturday.
F. B. McRae, Charlottetown, is in
New Glasgow, N. S.
J. J. Trainer, Bedford, was a pas-
senger returning to Charlottetown
Saturday from Moncton.
E. J. Mc'l‘ague and Miss Me'Tague,
Mt. Stewart, were passengers return-
ing from Charlottetown Saturday.
William Dunsford, South Melville,
spent the last few days with iriendu
in-Charlottetown.
Miss Beckwith, of S, A. McDon-
aid’s, Charlottetown, returned Sat-
urday from a trip to New York.
His friends will rc ret n
psmssnt-Grads sv rs lor)-1 sl- - kidlwyl are wi °f wier-
.Y-.. -ww; -`
BABY DIBOLOBED HIDINO
rmon os wulsxlv-
months-old child of Jos. doll.
Lanz strssz, cost lun parents s' lite
iiue on Saturday. Prvvlhbin 00|'
stable Jerry Lefebvre was pretty lille
that Peloni had whiskey on the md-
inl. so when hs searched the
he did not leave msny pineal wiw
out scrutiny. Still he did not-,ll¢,`»
pect that the iircwatsr was in the
cradle till he heard the irollelolse'
youngster crow and kick, and M
heard the familiar clink ,under the
blankets. Then he inssrtsdihisrltgzd
in spite of the woman's sq.;esms,;_ d
found three bottles snugly concealed
under bsby's legs. _
lHllUBLillW|l|l Klllllili
lllll|lll,.lillT SWEEPFLUUH.
It is hard for s woman to look after
her household duties when she is sudcring
from n weak sud aching back, for no
woman can be strong sud well when the
The weak, lame and aching back comes
from sick kidneys md should be attended
‘ to st once so as to avoid years of sudering
from the kidney trouble. which is sure to
follow if the back is neglected.
On the first sign of a  in the back:
Doan’s Kidney Pills s ould be takin.
Thcy'go right to the seat of the troub e.
Mrs. Joseph Throop, Upper Point De
Butte, N.B., writes:-"I cannot speak
too well of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Fol
two years I was so tired, life was s burden
and I got u more tired than when I went
to bed, andpru buck was so lame I could
hardly strai liten up. I took dilicrent
kinds of medicine, but none oi them did
me any good until s friend advised mc
to try I)onll’s Kidney Pills. I did so
and today I don’t know what it is to be
tired and my lame back is all gone. I
can recommend them to any person suf-
fering with lame back and that terrible
tired feeling.”
Price, 60 cents a box, 3 for $1.25, at all
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt oi
‘il-ice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
oronto, Ont.
When ordering direct spccii’ y “Donn‘n."
 
"We can’t tell the name of thc
maker, but you wonft have any
trouble in guessing once you
sec the glove, then you will un-
derstand why we iumpcd ai the
chance to get th m to s ll at
98a a pair. 3.roM2il'T.il
txlra Fancy
Barhadoes Molasses
AND
Bright Raw Sug ar
Selecled from the very best
consur. uma   61%?
g to lear that
Rev. T. W. Murphy, Chntlottetown, _
is suiierlng from n dlslocs ed should- Phntghqng
er. ,
H F --  -9- Every Puncheon of Molasses
. . Ormon," repres nting the' `
wholesale iirm of Davis & Fraser, Guaranteed
We have all kinds of
them in stock. ;
But for a bright fresh
Charlottetown, P. E. I., was solicit-
ing orders from the merchants in
town last week, says the New Glas-
gow News. The diiierent varieties of
meat and sausage put up by this firm
finds a ready market all over Canada
and parts ol the United States,
Gl.ooMY ou'rLob`K.
L0-NDON, March 8--Tlili European
outlook again grows glooiiiy while in
'Turkey there is n possibility oi civil
Creams and a feeling
of comfort ~- we _recom-
mend Almond Crealii. The
price is only 2-5c 3, b0ltl€.
There isn’t a toilet re-
complexion,
quisite you want thal;_you
cannot find in our strictly
up-to'date stock.
Johnson & .lolgnson
The Quality Drug tore.
Lots 
Face . l
Schoocers calling at So'.iiis,Mon-
tague, Sunlmeiside and Charlotte
town with r5o> puncbesns. 300
T.ercs ard 300 bb's of molasses and
looo b'ils best number one sugar.
Nicholson & Messervy
Charlet et .wn. '
3-7 Mfmw7i
l
1 sslunal
-'om
--s
5
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r:‘
imc;-'ii
-s
is.
50
\. J. MARTIN. B. A.
Bsrr¥l:)el:'el;1;t)arI'L£‘\libiic. etc
Morris B|ocir- hnriottstown
STEWART Q CAMPBELL
Bsrrisfers, Solicitors, sie.
Ollces in Desiirissg Block Corner
Queen and Hvnton tracts Charlotte
town. P' E. Island,
MDNEY T0 LOAN
w l-i;s'rllwAnT K.o. N. A. OAMPBEL
Warburton (Zi Shaw
Bsrristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc
Uilices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown
P. E. island.
I0 FEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton, N. D.
argsst and Best Located Hotel
gn accommodating H30 ¥\leets
gmgnedin gba centre oi apsnlonzground
and surrounded by elegant sh e trot-,\
i i
‘?s‘l"1'.§sll..%‘ii.1‘2lL`.“3ii6?i’i2s‘I¥ii`li‘i:éi`
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DR. JOHN LEDWELL. M.l`l
RicbrnondStreet,opposile St.Peu Church
Hgnrs nut io o’ciock to 3p.m.
fs. A. McLean, K. C., Donald Mckinnoi
McLean Q. McKinnon
Barriaiers, Attorney-si-Law
Brown B:ock, Charlottetown.
V W' i
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H Barrister and Attorn ys-at-law
D. 0. KGLIOD. K.0. W. U. HERPLI Y
McLeod QL Bentley
IZ idsvllta
o
dai; 'sendi-
rioe used by
hundreds of
discrlzniraatirigim
' eo w o c n
it lspu-s bm a. :Lul-
rice in pssteior .
in promotes
righteousness",
thsteeth
nd u .
ispsibibo
Gomes
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I Oiness-B.snk of N B.tInambars
Charlottetown. P.E.lsisn .
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. li
Physician and Surgeon '
" Odice 'and residence that |
‘ Dr. M|.l.aughllo
‘Phone 3151. |65 Prince
M6mospd.1-sg
Specialist-Chrenic~ Diseases
_ :NA-onu-co
|.AxA1-lvss
are entirely differsni from
slbors both in their campai-
sss md uso .riser-ssispm.
'  evseulllin without purging or
' discomfort. '
250. a box at your druggigfg,
esnsesl use uns enuusu ao.
_ ov euusa. urgqyq,
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Department Ofllailways And
_ Canals
Car Perry Terminal. Cape Tormcnii s
New Brunswick
SEALED TENDERB. lddreeeed to fha
un rsizn d and marked “Tender for
41.- err! Terminal, Cape Tormentina.
N. B." will be received at fills oillof until
6 Noiock on Tuesday, Abr i Sth . INS.
Plans. specifications and form of con-
tract to be enter:-rl into can he seen on or
rllsbrunry 28th.st the Oliioo ol thr-
Enzlnfer of the Dsosrtment of
A I and Canals, Ottawa at the
slip ohlsi no mosr ol the lnsr
ai allway at Memctoo N.B , st 'he
I l-games McEwen Sunerlntend.
he rlncs Edward Island Railway
ltstown. P. E. I.. and at the (ifice
(J. By. Ticket nge nt, IM Hollis tit.
I .
“Parties tendering will be required to
accent the hir wages schedule urevlrrd
or to be prepared f the Department of
labor. which schedule will form Dart of
the enntrsot
Onntrlctors sro re nested to hear in
mind, thatisnders will no be consider-
lld. unless made strictly in accordance
with the printed forms. and, ln the
case oi firms. unless trier e Ara attached
the sotunl signature. tn-» nature ni the
nceu ation. .lnriolsce of residence oiench
member oi the firm-
An ncoeufsd bank cheque inr ihe sum
ul at'5.00f'.00 made payable to \h order of
the Minister of Rsilwsvs and ,C-mais,
mu-s s¢of~mpnv.y esfh tender. which sum
will be forfeited il the party lenderlnir
declines entering in contract 'ur v lie-
wprk. st the rates .lated in the oifsr sub-
1 .
mT¢l'ld(bheque thus nent in will ba return-
ed to the respective contractors whose
tenders are not accepted-
The che ue of tho ~uccsssful fe~ derar
will be hsild nl security. or part securitw
I r theaiileéulfilment ofthe contract to bs
r. n .
> -ooo * Qs
"=-= :J :alfa-3
;_;_,*.»"3€a::~;~
-o 12¢=o |-
QFOQQ "°'
sn are 0
The lowest nr an\ tender not neces-
larlly accepted . d
ny or er
1..‘K Jonas
Asst. Deputy M nister end Secretary.
Dena. tmsnt oi Railways and Canals.
litem- a.26th February l9ili.
Nswspn ers insertinir this Advertise-
menr without authority from the Depart
menu will not be Paid for it. 87212
li :Mail 4
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Tenders 'For Norlh
Biver Bridge
Approaches
Department of Public Works,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island,
February 25, l9l5,
SEALED TENDERS will be
received at this Odice until noon
on Friday, March 14, 1913 from
any person or persons willing to
contract for the building of the ap-
proaches to North River Bridge
accord ng to the plans and specifica-
tions to be seen at this Office.
Each tender must be accompany-
ed by a certified check on any
chartered Bank, payable to the
order of the Commissioner of Public
Works for the sum of $200.02?
Check will be .returned if tender be
not accepted. _
The Department does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any
tender.
Tenders to be addressed to the
undersigned and marked “TEND-
ERS FOR APPROACHES TO
NORTH RIVER BRIDGE"
L. B. McMILLAN,
Secretary of 'Public Works,
2.28,r,3.5,7,8,io,ll,r2,ME
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- Q$~`£,'i3,-,_ I

Tenders I-‘or Andrews
Bridge, New Road
Freelown
l i.-
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
l`cbrusry‘~26, l9l3
SEALED T-ENDERS will be
received at this Oliice until noon
on Friday, March 14, 1913 from
any person or persons willing to
contract for the building of a bridge
on the New Road, Freetown, ac-
cording to the Specifications to be
Oflice,Summerside, John B.Smith'
store, Kinkora and at this Office.
for the sum of $40.00. Check will
be returned it tender he not ac-
cepied.
The Department does not hind
itself to accept the lowest or all!
tender. `
Tenders to beaddressed to the
undersigned and marked ‘TENQZ
ERS FOR ANDRE'W"S BRIDGE
“ L. B. HcMILLAN.
ADDRESS--Purdy Station. Wesl-
I
rf# 1 DR.cL1FT
J _
chester Co. N. \'
S¢¢,¢“,-_y of Public Works.
Department of Public W0rks
seen _at James Kennedy’s Store,
Kensington, Auld & Co`s. Free-
.town, Hon. James A McNeil’s side, Thom"
s
Each tender must be accompany- by ,_
ed a by certified check on any char- ed bmp,
tered bank payable to the order of
the Commissioner of Public Works
Tenders I-‘or fgilllisli’-'gf
Ilrlilllt _  V'
Department of Public Wcrbo,
Charlottetown. P. E_. Island.
February 25, ISU. _
SEALED TENDER%uwill be
received at this Odice til noon
on Friday, March 4, rprg from
any person or persons -willing to
contract for the repairing of,Gi1-,
lian’s Bridge, Kildare, according td
the specifications tobe Seen at Hon.
Charles Daltou‘s Office, Tignish;
S. T. `Gallant‘s, Plusville; James
Birch’s Store, Alberton; Hon.
James A. McNeii’s Oil`ice,Summer~
side and at this Office.
Each tender must be accompany-
by a certified chech on any charter-
bauk, payable to the order ofthe
Commissioner of Publi: Works for
the sum of $200 co Check will be
returned if tender be not accepted.
The Department does not bind
itself to accept the lonest or any
tender. ' _
Tenders to be addressed to the
undersigned and marked “TEND-
ERS FOR GILLIAN'S BRIDGE"
‘ I., B. MCMILLAN, '
Secretary of Public Works. ;
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lenders For Miminig-A
ash Bridge `
Department of Public Works,
Charlottetown, P. E. I. '
February 25, |913.
SEALED TENDERS wil be
received at this Office until Friday,
M-rch x4, I9r3, from any person
or persons willing to contract for
the building of s new bridge at
Miminigash according to the plans
and specificslions to be seen 'at the
residence of Mark Lacey, Mimini-
gash and at this Office.
Specifications can also be seenht
the Oiiice of Hon. Charles Dalton,
Tignlsh, james Birch’s Store, Al-
berton, William Cal1aghan's,_ St.
Louis, S. T. Gallant'sOli‘loe, Pins-
ville and at the Office of Hon,
James A. McNeil, Summerslde.
Each tender must be acc.ompani~ -
ed by a certified check on any
chartered bank, payable to the
order of the Commissioner of Pub-`
lic Works for the sum of $100.00.
Check will be returned if tender l:e
not accepted.
The Department does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any
tender.
Tenders to be addressed to the
undersigned and marked “TEND-
ERS FOR MIMINIGASH
BRIDGE".
L. B. McMILLAN,
Secretary of Public Works.
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Temiers i-‘or BilIson’s
Causeway ' ~
Department of Public Works.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
February 25, l9l.`$.
SEALED TENDERS will be
received at this Office uniilnoon
on Friday, March i4, _
my p=reon‘ or persons
contract for the re-building of
lson’s Causeway, according to
specifications no le seen
Residence of John
Master Wilmot, at
Hon. James
Wilmot
b
noi
 Department dres not bind
meifggqoepr the lowest or any
mdysfders to he addressed tothe-
lmd rsi  d lied “TEH V
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Secretary of Public QB.; _
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