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HEALTH SUPERVISION
AS ACCOMPLISHED
Gott was made by aritlug, that unly
Ilea to ttfteen per cent. of ,ogre t1our
.followed the nrommeullatiun made for
treatment of defects. Hence, the teed
was telt for someone who iv qutlllti,d
to eislt the beim. feud explain to the
norent the couditluu t'ollnd. awl 10 ew-
phpsixe the adva»tugv to the child if
the defect was eorreetel. not only .in
it. physical development but al•o its
progress iu s legal a+ well. •
In r1-itiug the home. the nurse la
often able to give advice and -help to
core. t the eii Irontuout which is •1101
t factor its the health of the growing
child.
BY SCHOOL NURSE''
Often
In Visiting Homes She Is
Able To Give Advice And To
Help Correct Environment
lit urging the adoption of any form
of "School Heerlth Bulw•rrlsluu;' the
lamarrtante of the tort to be played
by the Schaal Nurse, cannot be too
gr•ally emphasized •
Before she enters into the work of
ea•hooi medical fuspectlun, wl,k*t new
Ln Iu dtw the tdtjsleal examination of
all pehool children. as wear as lnalteee-
tiem for all communicable dltteases.
slave needs to have the most etfleiept
trailing. Thu. the tl-lt of the nurse;
to the home, w her.• she explains the
condition fontsl. swabs •.• Minh wore
to the penult 'than luny-. note, no 55811.-1
bow carefully written. possibly could.
t It ate found in centre, where notitits-I
The work of the wheal ultra rs'Kau
in I,ecuduU, England, in 119s. in a sees'
,.mall way. but at the yearn have gone
try, larger duties have been assigned
her; until now it has Igen felt by
tummy that she i.: capable -of ct%rryiug
ou alone. a reasonably efficient furI1
of School Health Eiulervistou.
Rhe -attacks the qutttUnu of p:••aeu-
11401 tit the spread of eondaglau by a
sy-teratie and regular iu.tsrtiou of
all children alfucliva; .,•bes,l, by a
close inspection of teturuhtg abscuteee.
atsl fullo; lug up all tri. - . ;away for
Illness. arid iwppteissibg ou Poachers and
ltaneuts a better UIMI r.tanding of
1
CREAM
FLOUR
ST
YOU can also make
beautiful light cakes
and bread of wonderful
whiteness and flavor
withCream of the West
Flour.
•
Maple Leaf Milling Co.. Limited
Toran•o, w•rnn,pcg. tir.ndon, Hsltfas
tllapasds of line early symptoms of
the iufeetiuus diseases. Thu- It 1.
(loped to Mate•riatlly lessers flee• unu14er
of death. from diphtheria. grader
fever: Measles and wh.sapleg eomgh.
the total of tw•hich in 1930 raa•h..l
over Are In Ontario.
1'ritWein of the pilau whereby 11re
detection of pdsy'slcal debet' is left to
the school uurta•. has been offered 1•y
some. If we ieer !n mild, however,
that pl'sotic•aliy all the tvuditions
which this service, in our preseut day
conceptlett„uf the work. can navel. pre -
mart fairly characteristic- st w
ow
s
this eritu isw Is not wurrautel. For
eeatuple, take the much eli*ellssttl
(megrim' of di.ewseel tonsils. While
it 1s grunter that ro'iuree, however
Well trained; could with auy degree of
certainty say that a child had distilled
among, it utast be reweuulwrel that
this is not uteessitry. All that is
w;tlutteel, 1s to get the child who is evi.
heard%+ `below liar. into the accepted
channels for treatment. Now it a
hill Of ,this type, with enlarged or
.angee`tttb tonsils. enlarged cervical
glued•. a hi -tory of persistent absence
flow school. and repeated attack's of
score threat, roti-illtis or ootid, presents
into er herself for examination. surely
a nurse would be justified in referring
him or her to the fatuity physician,
saying that the child was apparently
suffering froom abnormal tonsils. The
sale with vision, hearing defective.
easel breathing. malnutrition. anaewk
apnicarau t' and dental defects. The
all-Iwlsertant thing that the school
uurwe must bear in mind is that herr
training. whklt it reasonably efficient.
should qualify- her to fay with a fair
degree of certainty, tlult " a child Is
sufflvie•utly below par physkally to
narrant reference to the family phy-
sician. it does not permit Ler to say
definitely at' any time that any' child
is suffering from a spx-iflc, condition
or what the treatment for that coneli-
T ' E SIGNAL
- GODERICH, ONT.
I Emglartd. Ste was accompanied by �
Phillips.
who will make her home with
1 her brother. Mr. Win. Phillip.. •
JIrt, Alex. Ekler-left for Timintesville,
w here she will spend the winter months
atilt her daughter. Mts. (Rev.) W. Mc-
Lean.
A quiet wedding was solemnized ou
Tburaday. November 10. when ltev.
Mr. *'t4torl Whited in Marvitt ge airs.
Menniret Deere ('rawford. of )llyth.
and Steve Thlbidewu, of llrtts tela.
Mr. and Mrs. ThlbWewu will reside In
Brussels.
With the third objective always be-
fore la•r, the school MIN. can be a
tbo.1 valuable auxllhury to the teacher
`in his ur her teaching o1 hygiene. by
daily demonstrating the noel and
vtlhte. ..f good health lhabits, and
I ientmtlutt that any staked Mtrse grasnr.
1 even a fair "hare .of the tats, iteliltte•s
pf her work. it is no exaggeration•
when. we sky that she is the most vain-
dies
Unit tri• age, systt•w•of sehool.
how ith - suter•islou.
u
BLYT�unlalay: Noe. Ii?• •
Earl '1till- and Cecil Lydian have re-
ntnnvt ftiomthe West_ _•
Dr..l. E. Rlackall and, Mita, hathken
iGe .• left aur their new inane
Rev. Father .McLanghlin. at retirnel
Missionary, bas been boiling lariat n er-
vier•s in St.•.Michael's*ail rclt.
Wrsdc.s•k has n•ttrmd
f (roma tao months' visit with relative, in
1)u Saturday, lkerwiter 3r I. buy
your t•akt•s, picas, bread 'mud buns front
8t. George's l;irly Guild. You will
tint' these homemade "goodies" at
l.atnler's 1)rug Stole.
There are still a hew Gennett Re-
cords left •t the sole price of tki cents.
(het yours today at lllackstoueis, Nest
street. -
All Men and Women
When in Need of a To*aic noels*
Start on the Road to W.Uvtlla
by Following This Ashrice
Peterboro. Ont. -"I can speak in
the highest praise of Itr. Pierce's
medicines. I suf-
fered for a bong
time a rthfeminine
weaknesa,througb
which 1 became
all rundowd,
weak and nee
Vous. I also had
severe backaches,
pains In my side
and bearing Wins.
I learned of Dr.
Pierce's merit -
eines and began at once to take
them. 1 took two bottles each of
the 'Favorite Prescription' and the
'Golden Medical Diaeovery' and they
completely cured me of all my weak-
ness and restored me to good health.
"At oue'tlme my husband became
afflicted with a chronic cough which
caused him to become all rundown.
He got so thin he was almost a
skeleton. He tried many- medicines
but did not get any better until he
took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery By taking this medicine
he was completely restored to good
health.' 1 shall always epeilk a good
word for Ur. Pierce's medicines." -
Mrs. Martha Sholer.3;3 Bethune Sttr'
1f you need a bulld!ng up tonic for
ch and blood obtain Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery from your
nearest drugg!dt or send 10c to Dr.
Pierce's Laboratory in ' Bridgeburg,
Ont.. for trial pkg. tablets and w•ri•e
for tree confidential medical advice.
DIAMOND JUBILEE
Eel. Geo. E. Roes' Congregation In
Montreal Closes Sixtieth Tear.
A recent number of the 1'rl•eby-
terlan Witness eotrlraliet the following
secounfriitf the diem ou(l jubilee servlcrw
of St. Matthew's congregation, Mon-
treal, whotti' pastor. Rev. l;tet. E. 'toss,
was formerly of Knox chum)). Gude-
rich :
St. Matthew's church, Montreal, cele -
brined its Diamaonwl Jubilee in right royal
fashion from Sunday, October y3, to
Monday, (tctuber31. The minister, Rev.
(Amor' E. liaise, inspirer his people to
make the event worthy 111 dare history of
their church. Throughout the whole
series of mercies' and nteetiups a tine
spirit existed, and everyone eo-operatd
in making the cek•bration a nuccee+.
Greetings wen' nreiced from all pasta
of the Dominion, the United Statue%
India. etc., among which were "best
.wisher"' from .tinarns alcCrimmon, Crown
Attorney of St. Thomas, who taught day
wheal in old St. Matthew's nearly sixty
yearn ago; and trout Rev. T.J..lndenom,
in Central Ittliia, one of the Iornter buys
of St. 1iattbew'r. The Sundayservice.,
October 33 and :10, were conducted by
conte of Montreal's ablest preachers•-Drnl
George Hanson, W. 1). Reid, W. j.
Clark and lierrge Duncan, while lir.
W. R. Cruickshank, a former minister,
smutted in the seervidw. The Sunday
school seseione were •ddreesed by former
superintendents of the school. Monday
was young people's celebration, and a
large aswtrtblage addressed by Rev. I)r.
Cruickshank and Itev. James Steven.
Tuesday was fret apart for a semi con-
cert, which proved a 'meccas in every
way. on Wednesday night Rev. Canon
Slatfurd, U.D., rector of the Church of
Pt. Janine the Apostle, gave, his instruc-
tive and inspiring address; on, "The t'nity
of the Church.' It was interesting to
note that at this tan ice representatives
of all the denomination, had accepted in-
vitations, and it was • great occasio�nu to
are twelve nuinisters on the platform rep-
resenting all the Christian churches,
Thunelay night was missionary night,
when lb -v. A. W. L tclwatd, o1 Hunan.
China, addrteswrl a magnificent and in-
tt rented audience. Friday night was set
for ar congregational social and re- n,
acrd pas an unqualified Ricer's in every
way. Furber merulx'rs o1 St. Mattftew's
were ale gireeta of the occasion and were
given a very want, reception. TheLadiees'
Aid Society did the honors. There were
I nearly lea persona penitent. Dr. E. Scott.
Moderator •.1 Pnesllytery, conveyed the
greetings of the Pn'abyter•y, remarking
that be coosidend t -i. 1 attbew's the
moat important congregation in Montreal
from theatarwl;r,iut of its wealth of young
life, and from the activity of its many or-
ganizatiotr. There are at 'prevent 1,260
metmberts. -10 familia and 1,153 enrolled
in 11e Sunday school. Among three
Neatest weir Mrs. itarina and Mrs. Hol-
linsworth, daughters of the tint minister,
Rev. 11r. Darrach, and 31rs. Miller, Niru.
-Melton, Mrs: Tymonds and Mow Tarlton,
charter member, of the first Sunday
reload in 1857.
Tire Hallowe'en concert on Monday,
uetuber $1, was Nle climax to the great
celebration. The best musical and lienar
talent hod been secured, and it was inter-
esting to note that quite • few of these
who took part were fernier members of
some department in St. Matthew's. The
concert was arranged by the board of
Management. The sixtieth anniversary
will serve to prepare the congregation for
a strung forward nueeulent'alung every
line of church life and action during the
autumn and winter mason, and will
greatly ntiiulatt• the spiritual social and
financial'plu es of the churctl's import-
' ant work.
The history of St. ahttthew's church
interesting.
10 Ik •
rem
g•bee 1857 7 t
be Sala;bath school was first organized in the
Grand Trunk Railway ticket office with
an enrollment of three teacher', and
seventeen scholars under the direction of
', the Sabbath Ser, al Alleviation of Mont-
i real in connection with the Church of
1 Scotland. The drat church was erected
and formally opened as a mitasitn tit 51.
I Andrew's and St. Pala churches on
April 8, 1515).
St. llattliew's war organiacal and con-
stituted as a congrlegsti n un t retorter 23,
115511, Rev. William Snodgrass, minister
of St. Paul's, being moderator.
I The corner atone of the prevent church
was laitj August 11, 1888, during the urin--
istry of Rev. W. R. Cruikshank.
The ministers who have Nerved St. Mat•
thew'r are at f 11 s • William Darrach,
18111-1S55. Josh,_ Fraser, 1855-1872;
Chas. A. Doudiet, 1872-1875: 5. Sinner-
; ville Stobbs, 1877-1878; W. H. Craik -
shank, D.D., 1879.1899; E. A. Mac-
Kenzie, D.D., 1900-1905; K, J. MacDon-
ald, \LA„"B.D., 1905-1911; L B. Gib -
own, Ili. 11, 1911-1918; lira R. ltoas.
B.A., B. U., 191d---
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Thickens, Beautifies.
35 -rents buys a bottle of "Daalerins"
at any drug store. After one applica-
tion you "'can not find a particle of
dandruff or • falling hair. Besides,
every hair shows new life, vigor, bright-
ens", more' color and abyndaasef.
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McEwen, s GrocerySpecials
11I Special Brogan Mods Tea '3 lbs. for $1.00
X Mincemeat • 20e 'a Ib.
a Bulk ces01.r-__ � .--
' Corn Flakes, 11e a 11
a Salmon. small tin
ii Baking Powder, Mr.:west's
. Jam -
2 lbs. for 23c
pkgs. ter $1.00
lee
1 -Ib. tin 25e
4 -Ib. tin fife
Talcum Powder. to clear lee
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▪ Men's all wool 9ee•ee-limed t nderssar U
111( haat year. T treat Inst utas .
Serge, all wool. In net) and marl.. at 111.2.5 a iraNL: !flies IA
good odor,
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DRY GOODS •
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i J.`J. McEWEN •
House, 291, PHONES Store, 46 ■
S11013! READ THIS
AND PUT MANY DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET
We have pared prices
to the bone
Five day
ably low
special in LadiesCoats, Dresses, Skirts and Hose at such remark -
ices that will set all goderich and _surrounding Country talking.
The Values Are Unbe-
lievable and Can't be
Duplicated
SLE COMMENCES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26th -•R '
On thiefive day spec) arc )b.0 «ill get slip -to -elate coat_in_all- 1 velour lined throughout Aiith brocaded -lining, fancy stitching in back; also
in pockets, liar on y t .50. If you would think for moment how impossible it would be to buy the cloth and pay the tailor to make a coat for
$i 8.5 o `you will realize what an extraordinary opportunity this is.
ALL WOOL VELOUR COATS
Here is another bargain. all Wool Velour Coats ib shawl
beaverine fur collar and cuffs, nicely trimmed in bac , lined
throughout with brocaded lining in five different shades, for ()illy
$2250, if anyone iii in need of a Coat fifty miles is not too far to
come to this great special sale. There are many other beautiful
high-grade Coats greatly reduced. Prices ranging from $33.50
to $55.00.
EVERY SUiT IN STOCK
NOT FUR TRIMMED -ON SALE
VALUES $30.00 TO $48.00 AT $22.50 to $37,50.
Modish, ups -to -.tale, eleveiopted in eieellent quality Velour, Serge
and Tricotine Mostly silk -lined and warmly interlined. Reduced
i
to 1
price for speedy disposal.
bargains are the outstanding features of this sale you will
find jus what you have been waiting for in ow dress section. For
street, fu business or for informal wear we have Crepe -de -Chine
in lissome " raped lines, Charmeuse Satin smartly beaded or em-
broidered in otttresting tones, a new shipment of R1 Tricotine
Dresses, frosi he latest New York and Paris idem Novelty
stitched and button trimmed, others fancy bead trimmed styles.
Sae Pl ice $I1 .00. $30.00.
CLEARING OF SMART SKIRTS $5.95
AT FRACTION OF THEIR VALUE
TIteare made in plain and
novelty poets and belts, othel'll
skirting. \
Smart new\over-blouse styles,
box -pleated styles. Some have
'made in fancy plaid and stripe
pe -de -Chine, Georgette Crepe
and Trieolette ('odors ire Inlutg black. navy, rose, bisque, jade,
white and flesh, $2.95 and $3.95.
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS iN HEATHER, 85c AND $ 1.00 PR.
PURE WOOL AT THAT
These Stockings combine all that women are looking for in
Stockings for winter warmth and serviee ability in the Heather
shades of Brown, Blue, and Green Lovat. Made in seamless fashion
of soft pure wool,
We also earry many other lines in black, brown and navy silk,
specially priced 69c.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND COATS AT OUR SPECIAL PRICES
DRESSES AT $4.50 AND COATS AT $8.150 UP
GooESELECT LADIES: READY-TO-WEAR CO.
, ONTARIO
HEADQUARTERS AND FACTORY : 448 Queen St. Nest, Toronto