JUN; s, 1931

[s Last Word In “Convenience Modern Equipment And Scientific Construction.

1,4 Credit To The Builders, The Province The Women ’s

Institutes And The Sanatorium Commission/

fl wfillm Ciimmi-iiioh. Bishop J. A. one to the Women's Institutes.

new provincial Baniizoflum. mnstrllctimi of which was Oom- Ofsuliivan, Premier W. M. Lea, and Wed some time ago, is to be lonm- Rev. H. D. Raymond. A vocal solo ‘m, apened this afternoon at 2.30. willbe deliveredby Mrs. Kenneth R1 h mud“, MeGill Alvenue, the in- ards, and a piano solo by Mrs. G. ammo“ has ample room for fcrty- E. Full, mntpailents, but provision is made The new Sanltorium is the last. M, me accommodation oi a number word in convenience, modern equip- mom All the beds in the wards ment, and scientific construction. 0n u, already filled. the second and third floors the eight-

altemoon the sanitorium will bed wards are located, one at each formally declared one!» by H18 corner 0t the main building, while nanour Lieutenant Governor Dalton. in the central part the equipment, asses will be dellV6I¢d' bl’ M33 and the nurses’ stands are located, Wn Paoll, chairman of the 58111- and thus each ward is adjacent to the working quarters. The three floors, the lowest or which is partly below the ground level, are connected both by an cle- vator shaft and by stairways. The elevator is very commodious, as it is designed for the transportation of patients in beds from one floorlto another. The main entrance. reach- ed by a flight of steps, gives access to the second floor, while the side en. trance leads to the ofiices o! the in- stitution. In the east end of the first floor is located the laboratory, and the X-ray equipment; The operating room and the sun lamp room are located in the southern section. The

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'"'“"_'_'__'__-_*- chen to the wards. PIUSVILLE INSTITUTE on; regular monthly meeting was Md on may 21st at the home of m, prank P. Gallant. Sixteen mem- bers and about thirty visitors were pnggnt, Roll call was answered by signature, written with left hand while blindiolded. The minutes of m; last meeting were read and ap- proved. All committees reported satisfactory. Our June meeting will beheld at the home of ‘Mrs. Maxime Gallant, where roll call will be ans- wered by "Canadian Authors.” The

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male patients are

quarters.

bed has its electric Light,

The wards and rooms for male patients are located on the second floor. The nurses’ stand is at the ‘ , centre inside the oflioe of Miss Hazel Steams, dietician and housekeeper. The wing is occupied by the kitchen and pantry, and by dining rooms for __ nurses and the domestic staff. The kitchen is equipped with a double cooking range steam heater, electric dishwasher and other modern ‘ap- pliances. The refrigerators are locat- ed adjacent to the pantry, A large tea. wagon is used for the carrying of the patients‘ trays from the kit-

The four eight-bed wards for fe- located on the third floor, with two three_bed wards, and a sitting room additional. In the wing to the rear are the nurses‘

The sun porches on the second and third floors which flank the main building on the east and west have accommodation for thirty-two patients. The porches are entirely of glass and have a southern exposure.

Individual lockers for patients are provided in each ward or room. Each its call

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Which will be formally opened by His Honor Lieutenant-G Province and to the initiative of the Women's Institutes. Mr. and Messrs. H. C. Lowe and Co., the general contractors.

I tunerai of the lute Lydia Drake. wife c t I a of Arthur W. Drake, who passed a.- en way at her home in Ganges under tragic circumstances on Tuesday, May 5th, took place on Wednesday POLICE COURT-At the Police a

t 3 p. m. The late Mrs. Drake was cgunedsmigxday wsmlng anti: a native of that Island and was ° a‘! W” ma“ w“ ‘e n out eight ears o: age. She leaves till today. A case o! common assault m irzum h; loss. her husband and was dismissed’ A grocer charged with four young children, her mother and delivering eggs with grade unmaflh three brothers and two sisters. Mr. ed was fined $25 and costs or twenty Arthur w’ Drake is a son of the late days" ‘ Mr. Samuel and Elia Drake, West

River, P. E. Island.

WILL ATTEND CONVENTION- Commissioner of Provincial Police. Mm w_ ‘Iimhouse and two cllnld, J. J. 'I‘rainor leaves this morning for m“ Elsie and Donald arrived’ from Quebec City where he will attend Vancouver on Saturday ,0 visither the convention oi’ chief constables oi parents Mr and Mrs Donald N-mhon Carlafi)“ tod b; hi?‘ on Juxne son, Prince Street. l 9, , an . e comm s- sioner expects to be absent about a. week,

Along The Water Front

CARVELIJS WHARF

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CHRIST CHURCH CHERRY VAL-

ovcrnor Dalton this afternoon is a credit to the E. S. Blanchard, B,Arch. was the architect

mnunlttces appointed were: Sick Committee, Mrs. John F. Gallant 1nd Mrs. Alfred Blanchard; School Committee, Mrs. Hubert Blanchard gndMrf». Maximo Gallant. Program TY-

quarters for the help are in the west end while the wing to the rear is occupied by the furnaces and iaund-_

The visitor to the institution on

buttons, and Its radio earphones. all within easy reach oi the patient. The walls are finished in grey-buff, and the doors in Douglas fir. The floors are varnishhed. The doorways are unusually wide so as to permit o! the

LEY-Right Rev. Bishop Lucas vis- ited this Anglican Church yesterday at 3 p. m. which was well filled for Evensong. The Bishop read the les- sons and preached a splendid sermon

Schooner Dwina, Captain Fraser, now in port.

BUNTAIN BELLS WIIARF

Committee, iss Henrietta Gallant and Miss Lena Gallant. A lotto game realized the sum of $8.10. The meet- ing closed by singing "Its a Good Time to get acquainted."

passing through the main entrance, ,_ enters the large and comfortably furnished reception room on the sec- ond floor. The Chesterfield suite was presented to the snnitorium by the Rotary Club, the radio is being installed by the Gyro Club. The piano in the room was yncsent- ed in memory of Miss Evelyn Wind- sor. A number of other articles 0f furniture were also donated. The rubber plant is the gift oi Rev. HD. Raymond. A painting of a scene is the work of Mrs. P_ A. Creelman. Two plaques are also to be hung on

walls or furniture.

FREDERICTON SCHOOL

. ,.llowing is the honor roll of liked- ericton School for the month of May:-

Grade X-—-1, Wesley Murray. ..Grade lX-l, Edith Cutcliffe; 2, Beatrice Stewart, _, ,

Grade Vll—l, Helen Stevenson; ‘i, John l-lickox.

with inlaid linoleum.

age of the beds. The beds them- selves are steel framed with rubber casters. and rubber bumpers. The latter prevent the beds injuring the .Wheeler read the service.

The corridors which run the whole length oi’ ‘the building on each floor are spacious. The floors are covered _ __

The fortyelght patients already are almost all in the occupational theuraphy scheme ot the institution. Leather placed in the hands of the patients has taken the form of sun-

on prayer and also told oi the work

of the Church Army of which he is S. S Megnhild, arrived in port

PICKARWS WI-IARF

Schooner Mona, Captain Lord now in port with a cargo of coal. Schoon- er Hazel, Captain A. Chapman arriv- ed in port with a cargo of coal.

S. S. Harland, Captain MacLean, now in port.

MARINE WllAltF C. G. S. Aranmore, Captain Gilbert arrived in port Saturday from Syd. ney, Nova Scotla,.and will load sup- plies for Belle Isle.

The Government launch D. P. W. Captain Lund now in port.

C. G. S. Brant, Captain Basil Kel- ly now in port.

BRUCE STEWARTS WIIARF S. S. vorma, Captain Nils Nort- ensen finished discharging 1,611 tons

ening.

Schooner Eva L. H. Captain Gill man after- loading a cargo of £21 tilizer left for Annandale, P. E. l_

KILI. PESTS

PLANES

Friday evening from Montreal, and

Warden in Canada. Captain Robert after loading cargo. along with teed

rurranar. AT GANGES, saw John's. Newfoundland-

SPRING ISLAND, MAY iL-The

i The Equipment and Furniture .

Modern Office Equipment

Grade V-l, Milton Cutcliffe; 2, the wall, one to Mr. George DeBiois dry small articles, all exceedingly , , , . . __ William 11111; 3,Milner mu. for his magnificent contribution, and well wrought. k f” the “huh”! S"p°""l°“d°"tS 0m“ m the Glide 1V~—1- Cieorse Morrison; 2. — — Provincial Sanatorium was supplied by 40h“ Morrison- i " “’ Grade 111-1 Euphemia Ross; 2, _ _ r ' Th w a H M SIMPSON Grade 11 ia)—l, Adelina Gutcllffe; e lrlng ' 0 ' ' '

He n P - . . as amber’ 3' “m: m“ “d and the mstallatlon of all

Everett Ross. 1

arm n m4, Helen hymen 2, Electrical Equipment including tie Ivan Hill. r o

Grade l (a)—1, Irene Stevenson; 2, Gwrsle Buchanan; a, Marven r1111. ' .' '

Grade I (bl-l, Raymond Weeks; Refl lgeratlon 15ml ROSS: 3, Boyd Weeks. in the new

Grade l (cl-l, Nina l-liokox. Highest average lol- the month- Milton Cutclifle. Perfect attendancez-d-lelen Payn- W’. Nina i-lickox, Georgie Buchanan, WW Murray, Milton cutclme, wu- iiam Hill, Ivan Hill, Marven Hill, Raymund weeks. Teacher-Grace Deacon.

I Sanatoriuna

was done by

Palmer Electric Ltd.

Kelvinator Dealers

Electric Contractors -— ‘PHONE 55

173 GRAFTON STREET

WARREN GROVE SCHOOL Following is the standing o! War- ren Grove School for the month of May;._ Grade X-l, Muriel Warren; 2, El- °““°' Yeimker; s, Haldarc Scott. “Wis 1X~l, Beth Ladner. n?“ VI-l. Sarah MacWalker; 2. mthy MacLean; 3, Robert Mac- Lean, Marti“ Ill-l. NorcncsJeweII; 2, Grid Warren; 3, Eric Moreside. m zeglu (Sm-l, Hilda sreven- - » Brie Younker. ‘($1119 1n (am-l, Louise Ladner; ' G ""3 Mlilyneaux. \ Glide I iSrJ-l, Hilda Jewell. _ rude I (JrJ-l. Bessie Owen. sl “"1911 MacKinlay-Teacher.

FEEDS IIENS POISON

CHIPMAII SHALE BRICK

nd

IIITEIILIIBKIIIG TILE

Provides _ Permanent and Sound Construction in the Exterior Walls of

the new

SAIIATIIIIIIIM

Built Permanently with Maritime Products

L. E. SHAW. LIMITED

MIRA. Aria, June a-c. .1. Wood, ziligilrltendent oi the University n: 2d toiss experiment mun‘ w“ lore‘ “who ue a publiawarnlng that free ,0’ chicilperriioison must not be used uueo neinileed m” a Mm wan“ ma“ ock oi hens by feeding‘,

arsenic treated bran and mo-I

a? °biiiined from the Universltyi

m‘ Plants at GIRL LIKES SCHOOL ma? zl-‘ofiguftungnfikitfi; ‘n: Elmsdaie, N. S. ChipmamN. B. M“ Bthool here, was neither absent Avonport’ N’ S’ Pugwash’ N' 8'

M! to m.“ “I? ‘Tom school during the put

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Tyrer Lumber Co., Ltd

_ Lumber Exporters HALIFAX, II. S.

We supplied the Provincial Sanatorium general con- tractors, H. C. Lowe & Co., with the lumber required in the erection of this splendid building.

r The Plumbing, The Heating, The iiopper Work . .

T HE installation of the heating equipment. all the plumbing and the copper work on the ' new Provincial Sanaiorium was done by the undersigned.

Our Facilities Make it Possible to Handle Large or Small Jobs in Record Time. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.

Stanley, Shaw and Pearden

Hardware Builders‘ Supplies —— Plumbing & Heating

PHONE 263

161 GREAT GEORGE STREET

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_..______._______- ROVINCIAL SANATORIUM IS Tons oranao TODAY

Men Who Build The New Building

Messrs. Henry C. Lowe and Co., of this City had the general contract for its constructlom Mr. Lowe is the oldest active contractor in Canada. He has been in business since he reached manhood over sixty years ago. Besides the new Sanatorium there are many other ‘fine buildings all over the Province, but principally in Charlottetown, which he has built. Among them may be mentioned St. Paul's Church, School and Rectory, St. James Church, Central Christian Church, Cameron Block, DesBrisay Block, north half oi’ Prince of Wales College, Davis .5: Fraser, which con- tains more than 1.300.000 brick. MacDonald Consolidated School at Mt. Herbert, Protestant Orphanage at Mt. Herbert, and Fort Augustus Church. In addition, there are hun- dreds of beautiful homes. Some which may be mentioned arc the residences of Messrs. James Paton, W. K. Rogers, Benj. Rogers, George E. Hughes, Allan Cosh and P. W. Tur- YIEI’.

Associated with Mr. Lowe is his son Mr. Weston Lowe_

‘The building was designed by Mr. E: S. Blanchard, B. Arch.

The system of heating, which was installed lry Messrs. Stanley, Shaw and Pearden, is the Dunham Vacuum return line heating system. This system differs from other forms of steam heating in that circulation is produced by the vacuum in the re- turn piping pulling the air out o! the radiators and inducing the steam to rush in and fill its place. The vacuum is produced by the Dunham

of fertilizer and sailed Saturday ev-.

YUMA, Arlz., Juno tie-Sulphur and livestock. sailed Saturday for St. tlusting of alfalfa fields to mu pests

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vacuum Pump. Steam is supplied from two Pacific steel heating boil- ers twlnned together. They are built of special open hearth steel and high grade steel tubes. The high pres- sure steam is supplied from a ver- tical Robb boiler.

The plumbing fixtures are the Beaver Brand, manufactured by tho Enamel and Heating Products Ltd., and supplied by Stanley Shaw and Pearden.

Radiator valves and radiator traps are placed in the corridors so that the heat can be regulated without having to go into the rooms or wards,

The wiring and installation o! all electrical ‘equipment Including the Kelvlnator Electric Refrigeration was done by Palmer Electric Ltd.

The brick and tile was supplied by L. E. Shaw Ltd, the lumber by the Tyrer Lumber Co, and tire oilicc equipment and lurniture by Mr. llM. Simpson. The laboratory supplies came from Ingram and Bell.