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IWIPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received until Satiirday, 25th April, 1953, for the Reconstruction of RED BRIDGE, Wilmoi, Prince County, Prince Edward island.

110011 on

Tender Forms and Specifications may obtained at

the office of the undersigned. Lowest or any Tender not. necessai'ily accepted.

R. G. WHITE. Deputy Minister of Public Works & Highways.

lilirii'lottet0wn, Prince Edward Island, l5 April, 1953.

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his ground, he wanted to avoid coming out into the open too soon, and he began by putting up a show of distressed incom.prehen- sion and evasion, which he hoped would prepare the way, It im- posed a severe strain upon him in his weak condition. but as it hap- pened this obvious nervous ten- sion added a touch or verisimili- tude which served him in good stead.

On the second morning he saw his chance and took it. Faced with a direct question regarding his

Mortgage Sole

Of House anil Land on Green- field Ave. In Charlottetown There will be sold at public auction in front of the Lriw Courts Building in Cliiiriotteloun

on Wednesday the 27th day of May A.D. 195.1 at the linur of Twelve O'clock noon. All and

singular that ccririin piccrv or par- cel of land situate lying and be- ing in the City of Clinrlottctoivn in Queen's County in Prince Ed- ward Island, bounded and describ- ed as follows. that is to say:

COMMENCING at :i point fixed in the nortliivcsi intersection of Greenfield Avcniic and illghlantl Avenue, and continuinz thence west along the north side of High- land Avenue for the distance of One Hundred and Five feet. thence at right angles north for the distance of Sixty-Two and One-Half feet, thence at right angles east One llundred and Five feet, thence at right. angles cast One Hundred and Five feet to Greenfield Avenue and thence south on Greenfield Avenue to ilic point. at the place of commence- ment.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of A power of sale contained in a certain dndenture of mortgage hearing date the Thlrtieth day of August A.D. 1951 and made between Otis D. Mc- Assey of Charlottetown in Queen's County.in Prince Edward Island. C.N.R. Conductor, AND Isabelle McAssey of the sanie place, Mar- ried Woman, OF THE FIRST PART; AND Peter F. McMurrer of Charlottetown aforesaid, Pen- sioner, OF THE OTi-loll PART. which said mortgage by divers as- signments has become vested in the undersigned. and because of default having been made in pay- ment of the principal money and interest, secured thereby.

For further particulars apply to A. Wnlth:-n Gnudet, I.L.B., Solici- tor, 111 Grafton Street. Charlotte- town.

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Dated this 21st day of April A.D. 1953. A. VVALTHEN (IAIIDET.

Asnlinicer.

MAJOR HOOPLE

ma tGUARDIAN

Accompanied by his daughter. Lotte. Konrad Adenauer, at right, the west German chancellor is greeted by Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent following his arrival in Ottawa for a brief visit. The 77-year-old German leader, the first ever to visit Canada, receiv- ed the Iull warmth of an official welcome even though his country is still technically not a sovereign state. Ottawa greeted him as a man who already has' done much

mltted loss of memory; the doctor's mission, he

and from reaction to the ad- realized that his groundwork had been good. It was evident that he had no sus- picion of the truth, and the first and most tricky part of his plan had been accomplished. To be continued

. . Piusville Anil . . . Vicinity

-Mi". TE- of Misoouche were business vis- ll()l'S to Piusville on Wednesday

afternoon April 8th.

Mrs, Kcntford Horne, Bloomfield

day evening April 9th.

The residents. of this district are pleased to see the road main- tainer making its rounds again, The roads are in very good condit- ion now.

Mrs. William O'Brien and son Gary recently spent a few days

at the home of Mrs. 0iBrien's parents, Mr. and ”"s. John J. Corcoran.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hardy and little daughter, also Mrs. Jake Hardy and daughter Doris were visiting at the home of Mrs. War- burton Murray on Tuesday after- noon ril 7th.

Mrs. Toff Gallant. was H-ceiitly visiting friends and relatives in Sumzmerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ramsay, Rosebank, were in Piiisvilie on Thursday afternoon April 9th.

Mr. John F. Gallant recently spent some time in Fortune Cove visiting at the home of his daugh- te. Mrs Herbie Gallant.

On Monday Apr; 6th Mr. '-hn J. Coroorari and son Winston weire business visitors to Sumrmerside.

On 'riiui-.-.dayTAprii not Mr. Philip Gallant was It visitor to

. Roseville.

What could have been a. very serious accident occurred on Mon- dn.V April 6th when Mr. Ted Gal- lant had an accident in his saw

supposed Viiast.HTlie-rueylucitant l 3' ad?

and Mrs. Maurice Cvaudet.

Corner, was in Piusville on Thurs-

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant motored to O'Leary on Tuesdayi April 7th.

. CHARDOTTETOWN

West tleriiiaii chancellor Pays First Visit To caiiaila

. N in the movement towards pcaii unity and Mia is seen as inc

Euro-

likeliest German to carry it fur- ther. in the capital to discuss trade and immigration following: it visit to the U. S., Adenaiier is admired and respected in the free world as an apostle of Euro- pean unification, a toe of the bog- us nationalism - as he calls it - which Hitler exploited, and a sturdy enemy of communism.

of it flew around. Luckily no one was injured, as there were many bystanders present. However, the mill is back in operation again.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hardy and daughter. also Miss Doris Hardy, all of Toronto, are spending some time at their respective homes in Roseville.

Miss Reta Gallant. arrived at lie; home in Piusville on Thurs- day night April 9th. She had been employed in Toronto for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. MacLean Horne. i,Rcsebanl(, were visitors to Plus- lville on Thursday evening April 9th.

- Mr. l.yni;iii Arsenaiilt, llovriaii,

I REFRI-ISHMENT BOOTH CON- i CESSION AT STANHOPE ('.-XMPGROUND. PRlNCF. EDVVARD ISLAND NATIONAL PARK SEALED TENDERS addresseri to the Director, National Parks Brtmch, Department of Resources nnd Development, Ottawa, will ii(' rm-c,';ve(l tip to noon on Monday. May 4. 1953, for the privilege of operating a refreshment booth con- cession at Stanhope Beach Camp- ground in Prince Edward Island National Park. Tenders should be offered on the basis of the annual rental which the applicant in pre- pared to pay and any lender in an amount less than 5150 will not be considered. In submitting the

tender, the envelope enclosing same should be endorsed 'iTendcr for Refresliment. Booth Conces- sion". Thc highest or any ten- der will not necessarily be ac- cepted. '

Particulars roncerniniz the facili- ties to he inaile available, condi-; tions to be complied with. lnclud-' ing the siipiilying of equipment. terms of Lireiicc of Occupation to he issued to the siiccessful ap- plicant, and the basis on which the award of the concession will he made may be obtained from the Director. National Parks Branch, Ottawa.

J. A. llll'l'CiilS()N, Director. Ottawa. April 7. 1953. National Parks Branrli. Department of Resoui-vex mid Development.

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