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DINING ROOM HOSTESS Attractive Salary plus all meals.
A COOK
Knowledge of Roasting. Baking and butchering necessary. Application to be made in person or writing to:-
HOTEL MANAGER or by phone--Dial 7371.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island
TENDER
SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon. Saturday, 8 August, 1953, for the construction of- MONTAGUE BRIDGE, Montague, Prince Edward Is- land. .
Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtain- t-rl at the office of the undersigned, Provincial Build- mg, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
Bidders are required to furnish evidence of ex- perience in this type of construction.
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) imd be present at the opening.
R. G. WHITE. Deputy Minister of,Public Works and Highways. Charlottetown, I Prince Edward Island. 20 July, 1953.
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Province of Prince Edward Island DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Saturday, July 25, 1953 for the Subgrade Con- struction of Trans-Canada Highway Section CORN- WALL to MALPEQUE ROAD, 3.4 miles.
Specifications and Tender forms may be obtained at the office of the undersigned, Provincial Building, Charlottetown, 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. l I '
R. G. WHITE. Deputy Minister of Public Works as Highways.
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. July, 15, 1953.
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
ESTATE EMMETT DUNN. SPRINGFIELD LOT 67
There will be sold by Public Auction at Spring- field, Lot 67, Queen's County on Saturday, July 25th. at 3 p.m., the real and personal property of the late Emmett Dunn.
Farm property is well, watered, located on main paved road and will be sold in two lots of 100 acres each, one only with buildings.
Personal property includes two cows, two horses. binder, hay mower, truck wagon, borrows, beds. organ, chairs, radio, dining room table, rugs etc.
(Mrs.) Cecelia Duffy. Executrlx Estate Emmett Dunn and Committee Estate of John Thomas Dunn. .
F. A.'Large Q.C. Royal pmfntag. Charlottetown, solicitor-.. '
Piequitl East Anti Vicinity
..' Mr. Duncan Jsy was a busi- ness visitor in Summerside, July 14.
Miss Shirley Jay arrived from Moncton by pisne July 14, to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. end Mrs.,Hi.rold. Joy.
Mr. Milton-Ro-dEgerson was in Charlottetown on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, I.ome Valley, were visitors in Pis- quld East Friday. July 17.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Blrt. Mount Stewart visited Plsquld East on July 10.
Mr. Floyd Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay motored to Moncton on July 10.
Mr. Guy Jay spent the July 18, week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.
Mr and Mrs. Walter White, Donngh,.'visited Mrs. White's par- ents; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly on July 18.
Mr. Floyd Jay was a. business visitor in Montague.
Mr. Lloyd Balderston. Cross Roads, was in Pisquid East on business.
Friends of Mr. Dirt. Leard were sorry to hear he was involved in an accident and had his car bad- ly damaged. BA.
UNORTHODOX APPROACH
VANCOUVER. (CF)-The British freighter Nottlng Hill passed under Lions Gate bridge stern first, first time it has been done in the mem- ory of shipping officials here. Dropping anchor after losing her steer-age, the ship was swung a- round by the ebb tide and dragged under the bridge.
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Murray River and Vicinity
.."rhs Misses Lois and Norma Nicolle of Halifax, N. 5.. are at present spending two week.s' holl- day at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leaiancl Nicolle, Mur- ray River.
Miss Laurina MacKsy. Pictou Island is spending twoi weeks in Murray River, guest of Miss Faye Keenan.
Miss Eunice Clarey, Murray River is spending part of her hoiidaysnt the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Alien, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Keenan and family have returned to their home in Murray River, after spending two months in Plctou Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sharp and children, Billy and Betty, of Mono- ton, N. B.. are spending their holi- days at the home of Mrs. Sharp's mother, Mrs. Emma MacLeod, Murray River. '
Mr. Keir Sounders, Murray Riv- er is visiting at the homes of his aunts in New Glasgow, N. s., Mrs. James Macculiough and Mrs. John Hnmbleton.
Mr. Brenton Hooper of Hamilton. 0nt., is spending his holidays at the home of his father, Mr. Milton Hooper, Murray River.
Miss Euialia Moore, Charlotte- town. is spending a two-weeks holiday at her home in High Bank, before going to Halifax, where she will begin training at the Grace Maternity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gosbee and daughter Marjorie Claire, of Hall- fax. recently spent ll. few days in Murray River, guests of Mrs. Gosbee's mother, Mrs. Sadie Mac- Leod.
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Indians and Eskimos are so un- like in many ways that it's very douiitful whether they sprang from the some family tree.
The Ehkimo is not dark-skinned nor yet red-sknned, although many people think so. Lack of soap and water plus the constant exposure to Arctic cold and winds, as well is his practice of anointing him- self with sea oil makes him look much darker than he actually is.
Axain, Eskimos are short, squat people with oily black hair and broad faces. The Indian as you know. is tall, lean and featured more like the white man. except- ing for the high cheek bones.
Their mode of living, too, ialways ditfered from that of the Indians and the two factions or groups waged a never-ending war with each other.
In every Eskimo family the father and boys are served first, and ac- cording to an ancient custom they get the choicest pieces of meat.
Before becoming our 10th Pro- vince, the government of Newfound- land placed the dog called for that country on its postage stamps. No other country had honored a dog in this way before.
Life is present everywhere throughout the mass of ocean waters, from the equator to the poles and from the surface down to the bottom at a. depth of six miles. In depths of 1200 feet the fish are mostly laterally compressed and gray in color with blue-blacl: or brown on the back. in deeper water the animal; show dark brown and red colors, the fishes dark or black. the worms and crustaceans red. These variations of color are due to the amount of sunlight penetrating the various, depths. Fish taken eat different depths have different sized and "shaped eyes. Those taken at a depth of 1200 it. have eyes about '.i of the length of the head; while in those taken beyond 1200 feet the eye is
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not more than one-ttwolfth ot the head. It is interesting to note that the only blind squid known was taken at a depth of 48,000 ft.
The earth is the only planet of our solar system having oceans on its rocky surface. -
Did you know that left turning is a ommon phenomenon in Ant- arctica. Lost animals always circle to the left. so does snow.
It is just the reverse in North Polar regions, where sverytzhing naturally turns to the right.
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The Persian Gulf contains the
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30 per cent of the homes in the state of Maine are painted white.
In Bermuda, the roof of each house is whitewashed to insure a pure source of drinking water. As there are no rivers and only a few springs on the islands, the inhab- itants must. get their drinking water from the clouds. As the rain falls on the rooftops it runs into gutters, thence to storage tanks be- neath hhe house from where it is pumped as needed.
Nearly 12,000 persons perished in fires last year and more then 3,000 of them chlidrenl Most of those fires, and deaths were caused by downright carelessness.
The perfect crime, or rather ser- ies of perfect crimes, were commit- ted between 1939 and 1041. The per- son who committed these crimes confined his or her operations to two states. California and Oregon. The amount of loot stolen in cash and jewelry is estimated at one million dolla.rs, and none of this has ever been traced or recoyered. The lone thief was chased, shot at. dog hunted. but always he managed to slip through the nets spread s- bout him by the law.
so, the person who committed the perfect crimes now sits back and enjoys the fruits of his evil, or, maybe the grave has closed over him. At any rate, the phantom thief has not been active for it years. The money may now be in circiztlation, but the fortune in jewl 015 has never been tiiuched.
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