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PUBLIC NOTICE (TALL FOR TENDERS FOR. TOURIST CABIN CONCESSION

SEALED TENDERS addressed to The Controller. National Parks and Historic Sites Service. Ottawa. will be received up to noon on Mon- day. May 22, 1950, for the privilege of operating as a concession tour- ist cabins recently constructed in Prince Edward Island National Park. P. E. I. Tenders should be offered on the basis of the annual rental the applicant is prepared to pay per tourist cabin. In submit- ting tender. the envelope enclos- ing same should be endorsed "Ten- der for Tourist Cabin Concession." To date 13 cabins are available in Prince”!-Edward Island National Park. Additional cabins will be available as constructed. together with a central administration building.

Particulars concerning the tour- ist cabins to be made available. conditions to be complied with in- ciuding the furnishing of equip- ment. terms of the Licence of Oc- cupation to be issued to the suc- cessful applicant and the basis on which the award of the conces- sion will be made. may be obtain- ed from the Superintendent. Prince Edward Island National Park. Dal- vay. Grand Tracadle. P. E. I.

The highest, or any bid. will not necessarily be accepted.

J. SMART. Controller.

Ottawa. May 8. 1950.

National Parks and Historic Sites Service. Department of Resources and Development.

F R E E Plumbing catalogue

Available immediately. Baths. Basins. Closets, Sinks. Septic Tanks. Soil Pipe, Steel Pipe, Electric Pumps, Fittings, etc.

Main Plumbing & Heating

Lawrence, Montreal, Que.

ses on Tuesday the May. 1950, at 2 pm, following, viz:-

iying and Number Thirty-three County, bounded and described as follows: fixed on the south bank of Mill

Supplies 00., 1059 (L) St.-

GIIANGERY SALE

FARM I'IIOPERT1' ON LOT :13

PURSUANT to a decreial order of the Honourable the Master of the Rolls made on the 6th clay of May. 1950. in Cause No. 668 where- in Matilda Ethel Prowse and an. other are Complainants and Mir- inm Matheson and others are D.- fendants, I will sell or cause to be sold at public auction on the prem- 23rd day of

the lands

All that parcel of land situate being on Township in Queens

Commencing at a stake

River, thence South two degrees West one hundred and twenty-six chains. thence East eight chains, thence North to the said River. thence following the course of said River to the place of commence- ment containing one hundred acres of land a little more or less;

Also all that other parcel of

land situate on the aforesaid Town- ship bounded and described as fol- lows:-Commencing at a stake fix- ed on the bank of the aforesaid Mill River and at the Northwest angle of the above described tract of one hundred acres. thence southerly along the western Wmdary of the said last mention- ed tract one hundred and ten chains, thence west eight chains 3011 51-WY-Six links. thence Norther- by the said Mill River and thence iiionz the courses of the same lo "19 Place of commencement. con- taining one hundred acres of innvl it little more or less; . Both of the above described tracts of land being bounded on the North by the said Mill River. 071 the West by land occupied by Charles Stewart. on the South by land occupied by Thomas You and on the East by the division line 01 TOWHSMDS Numbers Thirty- three and Thirty-four. and con- taining togethcr and in one block about two hundred acres of land a little more or less;

ALSO a certain parcel on the raid Township Number Thirty- three bounded and described as follows:-Commencing at a point in the division line between the farms of Charles Stewart and Wii- liam Jarvis Prowse twenty-two Chains from the South end there- of. thence at right angles West to the Union Road. thence North a distance of twenty-one feet. thence East at right angles to the div- islon line aforesaid. and thence South twenty-one feet to the place of ommencement. containing al- most one acre of land a little more or loss. being the tract de- scribed In ii deed hearing date the tenth day of December. 1901 from Charles Stewart to William Jur- vls Prowsc. subject to the coven- ants and agreements therein con- iaincd:

Excepting from the land herein first described a certain tract comprising about one acre at the rear of the dwelling of Charles Stewart and being described in a deed to Charles Stewart from Wil- llam Jarvis Frowse bearing date the tenth day of December. 1901: all the above mentioned tracts of ianrl bring tiie lands conveyed by William Jarvis Prowse to Thomas Wsldron Prowse by deed dated January 10th. 1902. and registered in Llber 46. Folio 755 in the Office of the Registrar of Deeds for Que-en's County.

The aforesaid tracts will be sold in one general parcel. and free from all encumbrances and dower rights. and on such terms of deposit and nnyment as will he announced at the sale. which sale will be subject to the approval of

I. M. MARTIN, Master in Chancery.

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ing with a canto pf produce.

.l. J. Connolly, Chailottetown. were in Montague on ”

' leading from the classoom.

thanks are duo their choir direct- or, Mr. Malco'n: Paiteson for sull- ervising them to take an part in the service.

the Court of Chancery. '

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The Guardlha my be following places In Montana: in Georgetown: The Pos't'-Oalaal

..'I'I'I'1'l:D IOOTWIAII at rt.- lloniasuo Shoe Store.

Mr. Martin Currie. Charlotte- town was a business visitor to Montague on Thursday.

The 3. s. iiuia. transport ship. made her first run to Montague from Sydney on Thursday return-

Mr. Ed. Nave st. John and Mr. iness this week.

Mother's Day was fittlngly ob- served at the morning service in Montague United Church. The congregation was again favoured by having the Junior cho'r lead them in their sons of Worship- Tha boys and girls dressed in their white gowns paraded into the church from the lower door They marched up the front aisle and took their respective places in the choir loft. As a special number. line Choir sang "Children of Jer- usalem." Dr. Macxrnzie sptke to the children using three stories to illustrate a Motner's love for her children und then comimrlnif that love to the love Jesus Christ has for all of us. His children. At- ter the benediction the children receded to the classroom singing as a recessional, "Around The Throne of God in Heaven." Many

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i dow the lambkins played or resi- ed close to their dams. One night we strolled with James the distance from Mr. and gMrs. A.'s "in" the road - a strange byway to us. now that it is shorn of the roadside trees and bushes leaving it wide and bare - you have a cup of tea with the two there in the coziness, and a handsome cat gamed in the t ” g shades Tabby wore rose from a chair to stretch luxuriant- ly and then evidently well con- tent with her circumstances. curl- ed up to sleep again. And ger- aniums in the windows are fresh and'grecn. and are decked with bright blossoms - "intended for the graves. you know." I I I

And one evening we attended the Nurses' Graduation exercises and were exceedingly proud of niece-to-us. Ellen's sister. and the other members of her class, come now to one of the momentous oc- casions of their lives . . . The swaliows returned to Alderlea one morning of this week. piercing the sunlight wiiii swift joyous wings. skimming the pond-waters and making sport about the yards. And one day we saw a radiant May bride and her bridegroom of a few hours - young things in their teens with the "new" of life scarce- ly out of their eyes. But obvious- ly happy and as irustful of the future as the robins that chat and sing and woo in the old birch tree on the lawn. I I I Our farming made progress this week by the clearing effected in the stump-field thereby making a dream of James' heart come true. And as hands were busy about our household tasks. mind went back to the scenes of former years -the berrying there with the small ones. and in consequence we waked the passing of the old pine stump, which at in whim had provided us with scented and tinder-dry material for many a fire. And so once more in the turn of the years. with James we have come to the entrance of an- other seedtime. And again red tulips are rearing fat buds of pro- mise. I yellow narcissus is in bloom, and in a border slim green blades of daffodils were whisper- ing of their hoardcd golden treas- ure. I I I "lid like to leave daffodils to mark my little way. To leave but tulips red and white behind me as l stray. I'd like to pass away from earth and feel I'd left behind But roses and forget-me-nois for all who came to find. I'd like to saw the barren spots with all the flowers of earth. To leave a path where those who come should find but gentle mirth. And when at last I'm called upon to Join the heavenly throng. I'd like to feel along my way l'd left no sign of wrong. And yet the cares are many and the hours of toll are few There is not time enough on earth for all I'd like to do. But having lived and having loll- ed l'd like the world to find. some little touch of beauty that my soul had left behind." Until Monday - Disry-Good-

-THE EASTERN GUARDIAN-

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Ilin8.A.l..IurallIlltIlI.IIIl easrds

freshments were hostesses.

children. Donald and Thomas. of Summerside, have been visiting in Wolfville. NS. this week, guest! of Mrs. l-lopkins' mother. Mm 1--

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Mr. George Nicholson. Montag- ue. spent a few days in at. John on business.

Mrs. 1"ranci.s Vuoaso. who spent the past two weeks at his home in Montague, left Monday on return to Halifax.

Mr. Eric Duvsr. Montague ac- companied by his mother, Mrs. A. ll. Duvar. motored in Remington last week-end when they visitei relatives.

Miss Hazel Yea. who graduated from Acadia University this year. is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Yeo Montague

Mr. William Muclntyre, first year student of Dalnousie Univers- ity, is spending his vacst'on at the home or his parents. Db Ind Mrs. Preston Macmtvre.

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happenings iii The Wesli

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Harris expressed her appreciation to her many friends. Dainty re- served by the

Hopkins and two

Mrs. A. S.

Eaton

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On Wednesday evenins M355 Olga Harris of Summerside was

dinner hour on Wednesday even-

ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Arn-

old Dunning of Somerville. Mass.l I I I

Mrs. Hazel Court and Mrs. Rob-

son graduates in Commercial An I I I

On Thursday afternoon follow ing their last examination Min Mildred Harrington cnierialnet

ert Norton of Charlottetown. ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MacDonald of Crapaud left Mon- day on a three weeks motor trip of Eastern Canada and United States.

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Mrs. W. 'l'. Weir. West St, left this week for Toronto to attend

several of her friends of the first and second year classes attending Prince of Wales College. Daifodlii and yellow candies were used .5 decoration. Little Miss Nerine liic. Lean answered the Ivan Nicholson presided over in. tea cups. while Miss Lewis. Miss Catherine Smiih ma

door. M",-

Elizabeth"

the closing exercises of the On- tario College of Art. where her

Miss Jean Tweedy assisted in serv. ing.

pleasantly surprised by a number of her girl friends and presented with a lovely Elizabeth Arden cos- metic kit by Miss Bunnie Clow. on behalf of those present. '1hB humorous verses were read by Miss Mary Simmons. The hostess. Miss Ciow. was assisted by Mill Betty Coyle in the serving of de- licious refresh.me.nts;

Mrs. Fraser Ross of Halifax. N. S. and Mrs. Manning Archibald of Montreal are visiting in Summer- side. Their mother. Mrs. L. R. Allen. who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. is stead- ily improving.in.he.aith.

Miss Ruby MacNeill of Summer- side entertained on Thursday eve- ning at a dinner at Briarcliffe in Fernwood in honor of Miss Mar- gery Lefurgey. one of the season's

who is visiting from Kentvllle. N. S. ,0 0 a Mr. and Mrs. Murray Willel and son, David, of Moncton. spent the week-end in Summerside as guests of the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wiilet. I I I Mrs. W. Arthur Allen, Summer- side. was pleasantly surprised at her home on Wednesday evening the members of the local I.0.D.E.. Sewing Club. as well as the ex- ecutive of the Abegweit Chapter. presented her with a lovely gift as a token of appreciation for her continued hospitality. The presen- tation was made by the Regent. Miss Wanda Wyatt. who read tlia accompanying humorous verses. I I I

Mrs. Llewellyn Rogers enter-

tained a number of friends at her

home in Summerside on Monday

evening when bridge was in play. I I I

Mrs. Morley Bell of Summer- side and Mrs. Mark Calder of Charlottetown are visiting in Montreal. guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Calder.

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Mrs. T. D. Carruthers. the Misses Marion MacMurdo and Lil- lian Hogg were joint hostesses at the former's home in Summerside on Tuesday evening honoring Miss Mildred MacMurdo. who is leav- ing next week for Western Can- ada. Miss Maclillurdo was present- ed with I lovely farewell gift. to which she graciously responded. '1:he remainder of the evening was spent in the playing of Canasta. . I I

Mrs. J. Wilfred Lecky and Miss Elia Gay were co-hostesses at the farmer's home in Surnmoraislo on Monday evening when they enter- tained at a supper bridge.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mscbeod of Summerside spent the week-end in Amherst, N. S.. guests of Mn. MscLeod's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowles.

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Miss Mary Hogan of Summe side entertained at her home on Monday evening in honor of Mr; William Horton of Kentville. N. 8. when bridge was in play.

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Miss Gladys Arthur was hostess

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