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—‘1'Hl OIHOE oi Dr. E. l. Bin- clnir, Suntmcrside, will b. hinged from March 20th to April 1th.

--l.0llN 500D FLOUR sold and guaranteed by leading dealers gvgfy- whorl. loiii-ii-it-dsilyimonth.

—BUILDING MATERIAL oi all kinds, order now at Brawl. 4320-3-27-2i.

--LODSTEI FISHING SUPPLIES, phons or mail orders; shipped the day order is received, st Bruce's.

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-KENBINGTON.. and Freetown Prssbyterisns. Sunday, March 29, Di. vino Worship at 1i and '1, Sunday school and Adult Bible Glass, Wag. nesday. Meeting 7.30 p. m. Spgqlﬂ asstsr services, April 5. Rev. Dr. Ash- down conducts divine worship at Freetown. 3 p. m, March 39, AUMMEBSIDE TOWN COUN. OIL-An adjourned meeting oi the Bummerside Town Council was held on Wednesday evening, Mayor m4. stone presiding with all the coun. @1110“ present. Some resolutions were passed regarding nnsncial mot. tors and some minor matters dis. posed oi. The Council then retired to discuss with Mr. Campbell oi 11am ilton, Ont» "Karding the tender sub- mitted by his iirm ior a motor pat- Y°1~ 99h" Gentlemen were interview- BI! by tho Council on Thursday ev. ening. The Council will meet again at the cal] oi the Mayor to decide 0n the Purchase oi a tractor ior the streets-é.

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--CR.YSTAL _ slsrgns pg,“ GRANITE SISTERS-—The Crystal Sisters played a friendly game with the Granite sisters in Kensiiigtoii rink on Tuesday evening. In Spite o: the ice being very soit the girls m; l“ I°°ﬁ “lssle- The Summerside‘ girlw Yiound their Kensington sisters well lversed in the art 0t stick handling.» The score ended 2-0 in favor of the Summerside Girls.-S.

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iSUCC/‘ESSFUL SOCIAL. —- Thc Indies o! Manic Leaf Rebeckah Lorigc‘ [Mk1 5 @375 party and dance on‘ :T"9IdlY Bl/ﬁnlﬂl- ‘There were about ‘I00 guests and a most enjoyable, I time was spent. Bridge and Auction’.

Filly-ﬁves were played. The prize I wmners 5°!‘ Bridle were: Ladies, first ] Miss Viola MacKenzie. . consolation, lMlss Doris Walker. Gentlemens

Department of Public Works ‘and Highways

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TENDERS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

SEALED TENDERS will be received at this oiYice until noon on Sutur- day, April 11th, 1931, from any person or persons willing to contract for the construction oi any oi the following bridges:—

Myriclt‘; Bridge Approaches, Tignisli Lot l.

Haywood Road Bridge, Tignlsh Lot 1.

Mill River Bridge Approaches, Fortune Cove Lot 5. Quagmire Bridge Approaches, Wellington Lot 1G.

Grand River Bridge, Replunking Arch, Riverside Lot iii. Auld’s Mill Bridge, Sianhnpe Lot 34.

Grant's Bridge Approaches. Peaokes Road Lot 52. Leslie's Bridge. Greenwich, Lot l0.

McLean's Bridge, Upper Montague, Lot 66.

Parties tendering to tender separately for each bridge. tenders to be marked "Tender (or Bridge Construction."

Required deposit must accompany each tender.

Speciﬁcation ior the above mentioned bridges may be seen at this cities. They may also be seen st the ioiiowlng platen-

Nos. 1 to 5 At the store oi Brace, McKay 8i Co., Ltd., Summcrside.

Nos. i to 3 At the store oi Morris, Bernard s; 00., Tignish.

Nos. 4 and 5 At the home oi Highway Superintendent Bernard Mc- Donald, Riverside.

No. 7 At the home oi Highway Station.

No. 8 At the home oi‘ Highway Peter's.

No. 9 At the home oi‘ Highway Superintendent C. H. Poole, Montague.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

L. B. McMILLAN,

Deputy Minister oi‘ Public Works.

Charlottetown, P. E. Island, March 21, 193i. 4l9ii-3-23-monwediri3i a iveck until April 11th.

Superintendent Frank Trainer, Peaktfa Superintendent H. D. McKenzie, St.

Lower T iness was ioliowed by the installa- one present. In the afternoon at 4

. » _-»- lﬁrst. Mr. Laughiln, consolation, ML . Carl Crockett. Auction Forty-fives,

Eastern Guardian “m” M M's 1w Wis. con- _ soistlon. Mrs. Arthur McEwen. Gen.

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solution. Mr. A. P. Jamieson. m" rrireshme its had been served the ﬂoor was cleared for dancing. The music was supplied by Miss Rm; Huestls. Mr. Harold Huestis and Mr. Eric MscKayn-(S. K l

JBPEUIAL TRAIN LEAVING MONTAGUE FOR Charlottetown Monday morning, March 30th, at. D dclock, returning the some night.

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. RARRIVING Wednesday, April ' 1st, car oi Horses. Call and inspect __s.1, M , , them at clay‘: Stsbles, Montague. s: PEZTICIHSARK s’ Several matched pairs. All broken. ' double and single, in good condition. MacGregor dz Macboan. 43I5-3-27-3i.

LOT ‘l. --' DRY was celebrated in a special manner by the Parish- lioners oi Lot 7. At ten A. M. High ;Mia55 was celebrated with Rev. J. A.

..'Mr. Paul Lawless and Mr. Jack caudal M St‘ Anlhm" l“ “lebrml? MacDonald oi Little River, Kings A “'3' ‘mmbe’ "°°“"°d ‘WY “m- County, were vbiton to w”; my_.munion in honor oi Ireland's pun-ML alty, guests oi Mr. and Mrs. WiilisnUA l°r°°m and inspiring sermon w“ MacDonald. Preamed by the pasw" 3"- ‘7- 5- __________'______ ‘MacDonald. During the mass special

The monthly meeting oi theimusic we: rendered by the Choir un. Olleary Branch oi the Canadian der the direction of Mr. Patrick Bu-t- (Legion was held in the Oddlellows ler. After mass p banquet was held 1n li-iali recently. General routine bus- the hail which was enjoyed by every-

tion oi oiiicers ior the ensuing yearll’. M. Solemn Benediction was given :a.s given below. President. Bradford; with Rev. J. A. Gsudet as celebrant. First Vice President, was followed by a progrmn in

;McKay. ‘Chesley woodside. second Vice Pros- tho hail, a. special iesture oi the ident. Mr Miliord Jelley. Financialievening was a lecture on 5t. Patrick

Secretary. Mr Gordon Silllksr. Re-iwhich was delivered in eloquent

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